Return optimistic: progress in education in the coalition poker!

Return optimistic: progress in education in the coalition poker!

In the current coalition negotiations between Neos, ÖVP and SPÖ, a positive turn is emerging in the education sector. Christoph Return, the Pink Wiener Vice Mayor and Neos representative, expressed himself optimistically about the progress and emphasized that both a second mandatory kindergarten year and democracy lessons should be promoted. This became clear during a press conference, where he returned that the SPÖ Presidium is coming together today, while the ÖVP was on Tuesday to discuss further steps, such as reported.

Nevertheless, said return, the negotiations are still full of challenges. The so -called "big chunks" are still coming up, especially with regard to the budget of the future, where expenditure reforms are necessary to enable investments in the field of education. The NEOs are committed to involving the governors in the talks in order to tackle the high need for consolidation. "A big litter for Austria" is necessary to achieve sustainable reforms, as recurrent, and if necessary, the governors have to be combined behind these projects, such as vienna.at

Current challenges in the negotiations

Especially the Tyrolean Neos boss Dominik Oberhofer sees the negotiations on the crossroads. In a press conference, he made it clear that there are difficulties in particular on the topics of "location, taxes and taxes". He called for a rapid clarification of these pressing questions and referred to the need for great structural reforms in the face of a billion -off deficit. These challenges could make an agreement between the parties considerably more difficult, especially by the attitude of the SPÖ. Oberhofer emphasized that the economy shrinks, which is why there is an urgent need for action to secure the future of Austria.