Hessian Delegation Heads to Finland to Discuss Social Policy Innovations
A delegation from Hesse, led by Minister of Labour and Social Affairs Heike Hofmann, is set to visit Finland from September 22nd to 26th. The trip aims to foster cross-border exchange and discuss key topics in social policy.
The delegation comprises members of the Hessian Landtag, including Sabine Bächle-Scholz (CDU), Max Schad (CDU), Gerhard Bärsch (AfD), Matthias Körner (SPD), Felix Martin (Alliance 90/The Greens), and Yanki Pürsün (FDP). They will be joined by representatives from various associations and organizations, such as the Hessian Towns and Municipalities Association, the League of Free Welfare Associations, and ver.di Hesse.
During their stay, the delegation will engage with Finnish parliamentary members, ministers, and representatives of the economy and authorities. Although the specific ministries are not yet known, the trip will focus on exchanging ideas and learning from each other's approaches. Key topics for discussion include integrating immigrants into the labour market and attracting skilled workers. The delegation also plans to visit innovative projects in early childhood education, social services, and homelessness prevention.
Hessian Minister Heike Hofmann emphasizes the importance of such cross-border exchange, highlighting that Germany and Finland face similar challenges in these areas. By sharing experiences and best practices, both countries can learn and grow.
The Hessian delegation's visit to Finland from September 22nd to 26th is expected to yield valuable insights and strengthen ties between the two countries. The discussions and visits to innovative projects are anticipated to provide new perspectives and ideas for tackling social challenges in Hesse.
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