GR Dr. Gerhard Schmid (SPÖ) thanked all MPs who will leave the cultural committee of the Vienna City Council at the end of the legislative period for their good and constructive work for the benefit of Vienna Culture.
The funding to the Vienna Philharmonic Association was accepted in a multi -part against the votes of the Greens and the MP Özta.
Promotion to Diakonie – Refugee Service non -profit GmbH
GR Nikolaus Kunrath (Greens) uses the speech for his farewell from the local council. He recalled that he was the first managing director of the Evangelical Refugee Service. It was a “nice end” of his 20 years of work in the Vienna town hall to be able to return to the beginning of his professional career. The anti -Semitism report for 2024 was only published today. On average, 4.1 anti -Semitic incidents were registered per day. The report shows that in Vienna, too, there must continue to be performed and fighted with all the might against anti -Semitism. Afterwards, Kunrath reviewed some joint successes and thanked all colleagues of his parliamentary group, employees, companions and the political competition.
Grin Martina Ludwig-Faymann (SPÖ) thanked GR Kunrath on behalf of her faction for his commitment to fascism and anti-Semitism.
The majority of funding to the Diakonie was adopted against the votes of the FPÖ.
Further help in Vienna to alleviate the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine by way of the Southeast European Cooperative Initiative (Seci)
GR Markus Gstöttner, MSC (ÖVP) said that the help of the help for coordination was a help for the areas and communities in Ukraine, which were particularly affected by the war. His faction will “of course” agree. GR GStöttner, who left the local council, took the opportunity for a brief review of the past few years. He emphasized the special importance of human rights, the rule of law and willingness to compromise in the face of diverse threats to this. Finally, he thanked colleagues and employees.
The majority of the help was accepted against the votes of the FPÖ. The associated applications (all FPÖ) remained in the minority in the respective votes.
Factual approval for the expansion of the “Joboffensive 50plus” of the Vienna employee funding fund for the “job offensive for young people”
GR Prof. Rudolf Kaske (SPÖ) said to the job offensive that it was a “great and necessary” project to reduce the unemployment of young adults and to increase their qualification. He hoped that the project will be accompanied by success. Grazke, who also left the Vienna municipal council, used the second part of his speech for a brief review of his political work and thanked Mayor Ludwig, all city councils, his parliamentary group, colleagues and employees.
GR Ing. Christian Meidlinger (SPÖ) recalled the political success of his previous speaker Graske and thanked on behalf of the SPÖ faction and personally for his friendship.
The approval of the expansion of the job offensive was unanimously accepted. An application from the FPÖ did not find a majority.
The public part of the 68th Vienna municipal council ended at 9:53 p.m.
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