"The turnaround has not yet arrived in society" - Günther Oettinger at KÜBLER

Günther Oettinger had clear words on the state of the nation. The global economy is growing at 3 percent per year, in the USA at 2.5 percent, in Portugal at just under 2.3 percent, in Italy at 0.9 percent and in Germany at -0.3 percent. With a 4-day week and legalized cannabis consumption, we would not be able to turn the tide. In other countries, people literally get up earlier, a 6-day week is normal, as is work. People there dream of prosperity and not of working from home. And then there is the systemic competition. Countries such as China, Russia, North Korea & Co. are scuffling with their hooves. It's all about a new world order. And what about us? Gendern. We have not yet reached the turning point, but it is high time we woke up. This would apply socially, politically and in every other respect.

"Wars and crises - the economic and geopolitical strategy for Europe and Germany" was the topic of Günther Oettinger's lecture. The former Minister President of Baden-Württemberg and former Vice President of the European Commission was the guest of honor and the "highlight at the end of the year" after the general meeting of the Rhineland-Palatinate Economic Council. State Chairman Thomas Wolff and State Managing Director Kerstin Raclet had invited him this time to Ludwigshafen to the headquarters of KÜBLER, the specialist for energy-saving hall heating systems.