Strong for the future: IHK information on the local elections in Hilden!

Strong for the future: IHK information on the local elections in Hilden!

The upcoming local elections, which will take place in September, have the motto “Strong Economy. Strong Municipality”. The Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IHK) in Düsseldorf has launched a comprehensive campaign page to present the most important local policy demands from business. Interested citizens can find a wealth of information here that deals with issues that concern companies in the IHK district. Loud rp-online.de The campaign page will be continuously updated with new content until the election.

Among other things, candidate checks and podcasts with election checks are available on the platform. These offers are intended to help voters to find out about political actors and their positions. The focus is on the most important issues for the city and the district of Mettmann, which are of great relevance to the local economy.

Economic concerns in focus

The IHK sees the upcoming local political decisions as an essential opportunity for the business landscape in the region. With over 70,000 member companies from trade, industry and the service sector, economic concerns are of great importance. Companies are not only responsible for creating employment, but also for value creation and tax revenue in local communities. This is done by ihk.de which points to the need for local political decisions to take business concerns into account.

The key factors that need to be considered for sustainable locations include the availability of space for commercial, industrial and residential use as well as faster expansion of transport and digital infrastructure. The recruitment of skilled workers and workers as well as the promotion of the innovation location are other central aspects that are also highlighted by the IHK.

Invitation to dialogue

With a view to the upcoming elections, the Rhine-Neckar Chamber of Industry and Commerce is calling on political leaders to enter into a dialogue with business. The positions and demands developed before the local elections were decided by both the presidium and the general assembly of the IHK. This initiative aims to motivate cities and local councils to actively develop local location factors and thus make a positive contribution to the economic future of the region.

The IHK campaign page serves as an important source of information and will continue to be used as a platform to make selection easier for voters and to focus on strengthening communities in harmony with the economy.