The CDU party, led by candidate Friedrich Merz, approved a comprehensive 15-point plan regarding immigration and the economy ahead of Germany's upcoming elections. The program intends to restrict irregular migration while boosting economic competitiveness and internal security. During the conference, Merz asserted his commitment to avoid any cooperation with the far-right AfD party, emphasizing the importance of diminishing its influence. Bavarian premier Markus Soder echoed this sentiment, noting that only the CDU/CSU alliance can counter the rise of the AfD.
Merz emphasized in his keynote, 'We will not work with the party that calls itself the Alternative for Germany. Not before, not after, never.'
During the conference, Bavarian state premier Markus Soder stated, 'We must not leave our country to the AfD.' This sentiment echoed a broader strategy against the far-right party.
Merz articulated that policy will be judged based on its effectiveness in 'strengthening the competitiveness of our industry or harming it,' framing the economic focus of the CDU.
The CDU's immigration plan aims to limit irregular migration while enhancing internal security, showcasing their approach to tackling these critical issues.
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