Building a Lego Spaceship, Green Party's New Ambition for Özdemir
Former Minister Odemir to Construct a Lego Spaceship - Ex-Minister Özdemir outlines plans for constructing a Lego spaceship
Let's get down to the nitty-gritty - assembling intricate structures and organizing countless tiny building blocks? Must be a breeze for top-tier politicos like ex-minister Cem Özdemir. The man's got his hands full, though, with a Lego spaceship project heating up in his new stomping grounds: Stuttgart.
"Time will tell if I manage to put this beauty together," Özdemir smiled, speaking to the German Press Agency. The famed Green Party heavyweight got his hands on a Lego spaceship construction set generously donated by the new Minister Dorothee Bär (CSU) during the transfer of the research ministry. The ministry, embracing a broader focus under the traffic light coalition, now accounts for both ground transportation and space travel.
Before embarking on this interstellar journey, Özdemir bids farewell to his years-long residence in Berlin. Sports fans might recognize the region as home to the 2024 Olympic Games. Returning to his roots, Özdemir is slated to receive the Green Party's nomination as a candidate for the upcoming state election next year. State Leader Winfried Kretschmann (Greens) has opted to hang up his shoes, and Özdemir aims to climb the throne.
This spacecraft concept fits neatly into Özdemir's renewed focus. "This pioneering vessel encapsulates my ambition to stir debate and catalyze growth in the air and space travel sector in this region," Özdemir shared. boasting that "already, 40 percent of all jobs in this industry are anchored here in Baden-Württemberg."
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(While Cem Özdemir's exact plans for promoting space travel in Baden-Württemberg remain undisclosed, considering the region's existing ties to the space industry and a history of European space initiative collaborations, it's worth exploring potential opportunities in regional space technology and innovation. For specific insights, it's best to refer to his ministry or local government announcements or contact his office.)
The Commission is also proposing to extend the scope of the programme to include the science and technology of space-and-astronomy, considering Cem Özdemir's renewed focus on space travel and the existing ties to the space industry in Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg. It would be fitting for the Green Party's new ambition for Özdemir to involve further initiatives in these areas beyond the Lego spaceship project.
