Campaign of the Greens: Kogler and Zadi in the Marxpalast fully motivated!

Campaign of the Greens: Kogler and Zadi in the Marxpalast fully motivated!

On Tuesday, March 25, 2025, the Greens' campaign start will take place in Vienna at 4:00 p.m. in the Marx Palace. Admission begins at 3:30 p.m. At this event, several prominent speakers will be represented: Werner Kogler, Federal Spokesman and Club Chairman of the Greens, as well as Leonore Gewessler and Alma Zadić, both of whom are deputy club bodies. Judith Pühringer, the top candidate and party leader of the Green Vienna, will also lead the event. The event is moderated by Peter Kraus, the party leader, and musically accompanied by DJ Romana.

The offers of the event include not only the speeches, but also a variety of "green goodies", drinks and a veggie buffet. In order to take part in this important political meeting, a short registration is recommended at press.wien@gruene.at . The telephone number (+43-1) 4000-81814 and the e-mail address specified above are also available for questions.

elections and political positions

In the run-up to the election campaign event, Werner Kogler positioned the Greens as the only logical party for the upcoming EU elections and the National Council election. In his speech, which took place last Saturday at the State Assembly of the Greens in Vienna, he expressed sharp criticism of the FPÖ, which he described as "Putin-Kolaborateurs". In addition, Kogler warned of an “orbanization” of Austria, which he sees as a serious threat to democracy and human rights.

Kogler emphasized the need to rethink in transport policy and spoke out for increased use of public transport. In his speech, he also emphasized the success of the Greens in government work, such as the introduction of the rental cover in Graz and Innsbruck. He also critically commented on the SPÖ in terms of their positions on climate protection.

received support from the EU top candidate Lena Schilling, who spoke to her motivation as a climate activist and the challenges of climate change. Justice Minister Alma Zadić, who was elected to the top candidate for the National Council election on the Green Viennese list with 97.4 percent, underlined the importance of equal opportunities and the protection of the LGBTIQ community.