New Minister of Education Jan Riedel: Is the change for Saxony-Anhalt?

New Minister of Education Jan Riedel: Is the change for Saxony-Anhalt?

A new wind blows in Saxony-Anhalt, because the country has a new Minister of Education with Jan Riedel. The 43-year-old will be officially presented in Magdeburg on Wednesday. Prime Minister Reiner Haseloff (CDU) and CDU state chief Sven Schulze take on the role of presenters. Riedel follows Eva Feußner, who had to be released on Sunday, after internal conflicts within the CDU parliamentary group. MPs had accused the former minister to often do it alone, which made political cooperation difficult. More information about the new Minister of Education provides n-tv.

Jan Riedel, who was previously headmaster of the Lyonel-Feininger-Gymnasium in Halle, has had a varied professional career. He brings his experience from school education, which he not only acquired in Halle, but also at high schools in Wernigerode. Riedel comes from Borna in Saxony, is married and the proud father of five children. For him, the new position is an honor and he sees himself open to the challenges that come to him. mdr also brings the relevance of Riedels to the region.

background to Feussner's release

The release of Eva Feussner was not only a cut for her personally. She expressed that she saw no reason for a resignation and was surprised when Haseloff ultimately asked her to put her office down. In doing so, she emphasized that she always acted in the country's interest that the teacher and student. Her disappointment about a lack of backing with political problems was clearly noticeable. Feussner, however, remains active as a member of the state parliament in the parliament in Magdeburg and will continue to vote for the interests of their voters, as the What does the political landscape around Riedel look like? SPD section head, Katja Pähle, makes it clear that Riedel faces major challenges. His professional experience as the city council chairman could benefit him to work with the city administration of Halle. FDP parliamentary group leader Andreas Silbersack wishes Riedel every success and knows him well from the political arena. A real endurance test will come to him right from the start, because the expectations are high.