Christmas Address by Mayor Daniel Flemm: A Look Back at a Year of New Beginnings
Lord Mayor Daniel Flemm has shared his reflections on Solingen’s progress over the past year. In a recent review, he highlighted key achievements in education, community events, and his own deep ties to the city. Flemm also called on residents to keep working together as 2026 approaches.
Flemm began by praising the city’s administration for their hard work. He spoke warmly of his early weeks in office, especially his meetings with children and young people. These encounters left a strong impression on him.
Education remains a top priority, with a major school construction project now underway in central Solingen. The initiative aims to modernise facilities and support local students. The Lord Mayor also celebrated Solingen’s renewed community spirit. Events like the Prince’s Proclamation, the Christmas market at Schloss Grünewald, and the first shared *Lichterglanz* (Festival of Lights) at City Hall brought residents together. Flemm, who grew up in the city, stressed how these moments reflect Solingen’s strength as a united community. Looking ahead, he urged everyone to stay involved in shaping the city’s future. Collaboration, he said, will be essential in the coming year.
Flemm’s review underscored both progress and ongoing efforts in Solingen. The new school project and successful cultural events mark concrete steps forward. His call for continued teamwork sets the tone for 2026.
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