Green Party’s Hanover conference to tackle climate change and internal debates
The Green Party is set to hold its federal delegates' conference in Hanover from November 28 to 30, 2025. A key motion on climate protection is expected to be adopted, reflecting the party's commitment to environmental, climate, and nature protection. However, the party faces internal debates and external challenges that will shape its future direction.
The Greens' co-leaders in Bavaria and Hesse have cautioned against the party retreating into a political niche. They argue that the Greens should provide concrete responses to pressing issues such as the reform of the Bundeswehr, pensions, and affordable housing. The party must continually re-examine its positions to keep its values relevant in a changing world.
The upcoming conference will also see the election of new leadership positions. However, the search results do not provide specific names of the candidates competing for these roles. Despite this, the conference is expected to be a significant event, with a motion on climate change set to be adopted.
The Green Party's federal delegates' conference in Hanover will be a crucial event, with a focus on climate change and a call for the party to engage with a broad range of issues. The party must navigate internal debates and external challenges to maintain its relevance and impact in a changing political landscape.
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