Democracy up close: St. Marien adolescents visit the parliament

Democracy up close: St. Marien adolescents visit the parliament

The young people from the municipality of St. Marien had the unique opportunity to visit the Austrian Parliament in Vienna. This excursion was organized by the community to promote interest in democracy and political processes.

insight into democracy

The excursion aims to sharpen the democratic awareness of young people. At a time when many young people may have the feeling of being excluded from political processes, such an initiative offers a valuable opportunity to learn more about their rights and obligations than future voters. Through direct experience in parliament, young people can understand how important their voice is in democracy.

The participants also had the opportunity to listen to the MPs and pursue serious discussions about current political issues. These experiences should ensure that after their visit, the young people not only feel prepared to express their opinions, but are also motivated to actively participate in political life.

The municipality of St. Marien hopes that this excursion will have a lasting effect on the political views of the young people. The event stands not only for the appreciation of democracy, but also for the commitment of the community to inform and emphasize young citizens. Such initiatives are of great importance in a democracy based on active participation and informed voters.

direct contact with political institutions and the experience in parliament are crucial to raise awareness of democratic values. In this spiritual framework, the community shows how important it is to open the doors to political processes in order to promote their positive attitude towards democracy.

It should be emphasized that this visit was not only instructive, but also motivating. The young people from St. Marien took the opportunity to ask questions and actively participate, which shows that they are interested in the political events in their country. Such engagements of the community will certainly not stop in the future, but rather will be promoted further.

The effects of such events are enormous. Humor and critical thinking is required for young people to understand the world of politics. Such visits are therefore not only informative, but also entertaining, so that the next generation is more integrated into the democratic processes.

The experiences of the young people from St. Marien are a nice proof of how important education is in relation to democracy. By organizing such events, it helps to promote a cross -generational discussion about the importance of political participation.