Young Union Pirmasens: Weimann remains chairman, Wagner new deputy

Young Union Pirmasens: Weimann remains chairman, Wagner new deputy

Junge Union Pirmasens: Impulses for the future

At the last general meeting of the Junge Union Pirmasens, the focus was on important decisions, which will significantly influence both the internal structure and the future orientation of the organization. The new elections brought a breath of fresh air and new faces to the management level.

election of Nicole Wagner as deputy chairman

The election of Nicole Wagner, a dynamic 25-year-old from Vinningen, the new deputy chairman is an essential event for the Junge Union in the region. Wagner brings fresh perspectives and a committed attitude to the organization. Her predecessor, Philipp Andreas, who was no longer available in office, laid a solid foundation on which his successor can build up.

Jan Weimann: A familiar face at the top

Jan Weimann was unanimously elected again as chairman, which underlines the trust of the members into his ability to lead the organization. His re -election shows the aim of the Junge Union of protecting continuity and at the same time giving innovative impulses. Weimann uses the meeting of the meeting to motivate the members and to focus on future challenges.

a new treasurer: Kirill Kappes?

With Kirill Kappes, a 20-year-old treasurer was elected to office, who will manage the financial interests of the Junge Union. The introduction of young, motivated members in management positions shows the dynamics and the vigor that is present in the organization. Financial management is particularly important in order to successfully finance projects and activities.

change and resistance in politics

The new elections within the Junge Union Pirmasens are not only an internal matter, but also a reflection of a greater change in the region's political landscape. Such organizations play a crucial role in promoting the political commitment of young people and building an active civil society.

at a time when more and more young people want to get politically involved, it is important that organizations like the Junge Union offer young voices a platform. The current meeting could be seen as a turning point in the political mobilization of young people in Pirmasens.

- Nag