Mistelbach benefits: 250,000 euros for fast internet

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In a pleasant message for the municipality of Mistelbach, the Federal Ministry of Digital and Transport has announced that they provide 250,000 euros to support broadband expansion. The funding comes from the program to improve telecommunications networks in Germany, known as Gigabit Directive 2.0. This project aims to close digital gaps in sub -provisioned areas and to improve the quality of life and economic development.

MdB Anette Kramme, the parliamentary state secretary, emphasized the importance of quick internet connections. "Complete data lines are part of a reliable infrastructure in the digital age," she said. For many citizens, fast internet is not just a luxury, but a necessity for work, education and daily life. Kramme emphasized that the expansion is particularly important in rural regions to keep up with digitization.

Details about the project

The funds provided cover 50 percent of the total costs of the project to improve broadband supply in Mistelbach. The aim is to provide all households and companies in the community with contemporary internet speeds. This development measure will not only improve the digital infrastructure, but will also create new opportunities for business investments and access to modern communication services.

With this initiative, the Federal Government pursues the goal of lifting the gigabit networks in Germany to a new level and thus reducing the digital gap between urban and rural areas. "Digitization is one of the biggest tasks in front of which we are standing in Germany," continues Kramme. "We have to support our rural regions accordingly."

The municipality of Mistelbach thus benefits not only from financial support, but also from a future -proof concept that is intended to ensure the connection to the digital world. At a time when digital skills and connectivity are becoming increasingly important, promoting broadband expansion is a significant step in the right direction.

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