New Chancellor Christian Stocker: A hope for Austria!

New Chancellor Christian Stocker: A hope for Austria!

Laimgrubengasse 10, 1060 Wien, Österreich - The Federal Party board of the People's Party has set the course for the future government army in Austria today. In a crucial meeting it was announced that Christian Stocker, as the new Federal Chancellor, Gerhard Karner as the Interior Minister and Klaudia Tanner, will be represented in the federal government as Defense Minister. The governor Johanna Mikl-Leitner and the state manager Matthias Zauner expressed confidence: "We congratulate Christian Stocker, an experienced leader who will lead Austria with foresight and determination," reported ots.at .

In the course of these changes, there are also significant changes in mandate in the National Council. Gerhard Karner will lay down his state list mandate to concentrate on his new role as Federal Minister. His successor becomes Friedrich Ofenauer, Mayor of Markersdorf-Haindorf. Christian Stocker also gives up his constituency list mandate 3E/Lower Austria South. Thomas Elian, community party chairman of Schwarzau am Steinfeld, will move up in this position. In addition, Irene Neumann-Hartberger, President of the Austrian farmers' organization, will move back to the National Council via the federal list.

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