Berlin CDU state leader Stefan Evers plans to address the party presidium’s closed-door meeting to clarify how the federal government’s reform agenda can foster confidence among the populace rather than creating fear. Evers noted to the news portal “T-Online” on Friday that the party must honestly and clearly address the question of why fewer and fewer people trust the CDU. A key topic of discussion will be how top federal officials can ensure that the reform path generates reassurance instead of anxieties about change.
In Evers’s view, it is clear that Germany desperately requires structural reforms. However, he emphasized that people do not simply want to hear a list of what must change. Instead, they want to understand how these necessary transformations will ultimately benefit their personal lives and future outlooks. The CDU, therefore, must outline a clear path forward, demonstrating how the country can be secured for the future and why, in the end, everyone will benefit from it.
