Germany's ongoing perma-crisis stems from structural issues like red tape and underinvestment, leading to economic decline and stagnation in key industries.
Kammer highlights the necessity of a robust public infrastructure, stating, 'Without a functioning infrastructure, there can be no productive economy,' stressing it as a critical factor in recovery.
Economic minister Robert Habeck echoed concerns about internal structural problems, remarking, 'A lot has been left behind here over the past decades,' emphasizing long-term neglect in the economy.
Germany's past industrial leadership is under threat from years of complacency, with Kammer describing the current situation as missing the opportunity to innovate and modernize.
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