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Chancellor Friedrich Merz congratulated Lula on his electoral victory in Brazil, which he described as the largest democracy in Latin America. He stated that he looks forward to further deepening the strategic partnership between Germany and Brazil together. #Brasilien #Wahlen #Demokratie (translated)

Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz wrote that state-of-the-art microchips are being developed at the Leibniz Institute for Microelectronics in Frankfurt (Oder). He referred to Germany as innovative and stated that the High-Tech Agenda promotes key technologies that should strengthen Germany's and Europe's sovereignty. https://t.co/WwbKW034sm #Forschung #Innovation #Mikrochips (translated)

Chancellor Friedrich Merz wrote that 65 years ago, workers from Turkey came to Germany and helped build and shape the country. They laid the foundation for today's prosperity. The so-called guest workers have become fellow citizens, friends, family members, colleagues, and neighbors, for whom he expressed his gratitude. #Integration #Vielfalt #Wandel (translated)

Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz wrote that at the Invest in Germany Summit, around 230 billion euros in investments in Germany had been promised for 2026. He described this as a strong signal for the location and stated that investments are the foundation for competitiveness, growth, and the future of younger generations. https://t.co/iLgBexwAzG #Investitionen #Wettbewerbsfähigkeit #Zukunft (translated)

Chancellor Friedrich Merz wrote that artificial intelligence offers opportunities for the German economy, innovation, productivity, and growth. He stated that Germany combines a strong industry with investments in AI, semiconductors, and key technologies, and is advancing the establishment of its own AI capacities together with international investors. #KünstlicheIntelligenz #Innovation #Wirtschaft (translated)

Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz wrote that the Bundestag has approved the early retirement pension. From January 1, children should receive start-up capital for private retirement provision. This aims to leverage the positive effects of the capital market for a long-term secure pension system, he explained. #Zukunft #Jugend #Rentenreform (translated)

Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz described the agreement with Emmanuel Macron as a good signal for drivers and for jobs in Germany, France, and Europe. Both had agreed on a package concerning freedom of choice, technological openness, and the preservation of climate goals, which Merz referred to as an investment signal to the industry. #Autofahrer #Investitionen #Klimaziele (translated)

Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz wrote that during the negotiations on the EU budget in Brussels, Europe must set clear priorities in light of limited resources. In his view, investments should primarily flow into defense and competitiveness. https://t.co/LOxqyTkMgL #EU #Verteidigung #Wettbewerbsfähigkeit (translated)

Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz wrote that extremism grows out of legitimate discontent and perceived injustice. In his view, its destructive effect can only be countered with creative effort, which distinguishes Germany. The federal government is working towards this, he stated. #Extremismus #Zufriedenheit #Kreativität (translated)

Chancellor Friedrich Merz said that he is doing everything in his power to ensure that Jewish people can live safely everywhere. During a conversation with the American Jewish Committee, he spoke about combating anti-Semitism and strengthening Jewish life. He expressed his gratitude for the visit to the Chancellery. https://t.co/E1Cayewxd5 #Antisemitismus #JüdischesLeben #Sicherheit (translated)

Chancellor Friedrich Merz condemned the Iran-backed attacks by the Houthi on airports in Saudi Arabia and stated that they must stop. He wrote that he had discussed an end to the conflict and stable energy prices with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Iran must negotiate instead of destabilizing the region, Merz said. #SaudiArabien #Iran #Friedensdialog (translated)

Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz wrote that he had worked trustfully with Bärbel Bas in the federal government and thanked her for her commitment. Her decision deserves respect. As a father and grandfather, he can only imagine how heavy the loss weighs; he wishes Bas and her family much strength. #Zusammenhalt #Respekt #Familie (translated)

Chancellor Friedrich Merz wrote that Germany and the United Kingdom have come closer together with the Kensington Agreement for freedom, security, and prosperity. The implementation has begun and brings significant improvements, including visa-free travel for student groups and benefits for the economy. In his contribution, he tagged Andy Burnham. https://t.co/dXGbU1Jhn5 #Deutschland #VereinigtesKönigreich #Zusammenarbeit (translated)

Chancellor Friedrich Merz welcomed Andy Burnham in Berlin. He stated that Germany and the United Kingdom share a long partnership with common interests in economy, security, and society despite Brexit. Both countries aim to advance these interests together and within the EU, according to Merz. https://t.co/XzA0rCTa2f #Berlin #Partnerschaft #EU (translated)

Friedrich Merz wrote that democracy thrives on sharing power and finding compromises. The government must bring together different interests, which is demanding and requires a lot when it comes to necessary reforms. To succeed in this, everyone must contribute their part. #Demokratie #Kompromiss #Mitbestimmung (translated)

Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz wrote that Germany is experiencing the greatest modernization push. The country is investing in infrastructure, strengthening the economy and innovation, and ensuring the welfare state as well as Europe’s security. There is still much to be done, but he is convinced that the government is doing what is possible and right for a better future. https://t.co/1G6fzLPatf #Modernisierung #Zukunft #Innovation (translated)

Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz wrote that after a year of state modernization, much has been achieved with the construction turbo and digital offerings. The government intends to continue the path to less bureaucracy with high speed. The direction is correct; the state will become more modern and efficient, Merz stated. #Staatsmodernisierung #Bürokratieabbau #DigitaleTransformation (translated)

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz congratulated Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs on his convincing victory in the elections. He expressed pleasure at the opportunity to continue the good cooperation between the two countries in the areas of foreign policy and European policy. #Latvija #Politika #MinistruPrezidents (translated)