Structural change in Lusatia: SMEs demand reliable policies to deal with the crisis

Structural change in Lusatia: SMEs demand reliable policies to deal with the crisis

According to a report by www.stern.de, the business associations of Berlin-Brandenburg (UVBB) and Saxony have seen long-term economic development threatened in view of the current crises and are calling for a reliable federal policy in order to solve the acute problems more quickly. UVBB President Burkhardt Greiff explained at the Lausitz Forum in Schwarzheide that medium-sized businesses could only successfully implement the structural change that has been initiated if the energy crisis, war, excessive bureaucracy and shortage of skilled workers were solved quickly and competently.

The demands of the UVBB and the Saxony Business Association are important because Lusatia is facing major challenges. The unresolved problems could seriously jeopardize the region's long-term economic development and structural change.

The impact of unreliable policies on the market could be massive reluctance to invest, job losses and economic instability. This would not only have an impact on Lusatia, but also on the economy in general, as it would affect companies' confidence in the country's political stability.

It is crucial that the federal government responds to the demands of medium-sized businesses and makes reliable decisions in order to support long-term economic development in Lusatia and the successful implementation of structural change. This is the only way the region can use the full potential of its medium-sized producers, service providers and craft businesses to experience a sustainable economic upswing.