Future forum on Weissensee: Carinthia and Tyrol bundle forces!

Future forum on Weissensee: Carinthia and Tyrol bundle forces!

Weissensee, Österreich - This Wednesday, December 4, will be a crucial day for the federal states of Carinthia and Tyrol. The two state governments meet at the picturesque Weissensee for the second joint conference, which is linked to the first meeting in Lienz in the previous year. This meeting, which is led by the governors Peter Kaiser and Anton Mattle, aims to reaffirm the close cooperation between the two countries. "This trend -setting meeting underlines the close cooperation between the two federal states and their determined commitment to future -oriented projects," said Kaiser and Mattle in advance. Not only is the strengthening of regional initiatives on the agenda, but also the creation of solutions in difficult times.

urgent topics on the agenda

The conference deals with a variety of challenges that affect both Carinthia and Tyrol. This includes, among other things, the tense budget situation, climate protection, energy projects and the fight against poverty. Another important topic will be the promotion of cross -border emergency services that should bring both countries closer together. "Tyrol not only combines a long history, but also common challenges and opportunities," explains Kaiser.
The question of how the strengths of the two federal states can be used to improve the quality of life of the population. This initiative is a significant opportunity to initiate necessary cultural, tourist and housing -political cooperation.

The publication by Dolomitenstadt emphasizes the importance of this conference to show that cooperation across national borders is not only possible, but also necessary. Also orf tirol reports of the importance of this gathering in relation to the challenges caused by the current budget situation and the need for coordinated efforts in areas such as climate and environmental protection. The two federal states thus set a strong sign for a solidarity and future -oriented Austria.