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Who Is Alexander Schweitzer? Meet the SPD Leader Becoming Germany’s Next Labour Minister – Know His Age, Career, Achievements & More

Alexander Schweitzer, who belongs to Germany’s SPD has been appointed as the country’s next labour minister. He will succeed Baerbal Bas, who resigned from his post.  Schweitzer currently serves as the head of ​the Social Democrats' parliamentary ‌group in the western state of ​Rhineland-Palatinate.

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The Federal President of Germany, Frank-Walter Steinmeyer, has given the title of Minister of Labour to former Prime Minister of the Land of Reinland-Pfalz Alexander Schweitzer.

·Bonn, Germany
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The surprising resignation shakes the coalition: SPD Labour Minister Bärbel Bas announces her withdrawal from all posts. Just before the important employers' day today. POLITICO Chief correspondent Rasmus Buchsteiner, together with Maximilian Stackit, arranges how this staffing burdened the disrupted government alliance and why with the hasty appointment of Alexander Schweitzer the SPD's proportic rules were thrown overboard [...]

·Brussels, Belgium
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One day after the resignation of Federal Labour Minister Bas, her successor will be introduced into office today. Former Rhineland-Palatinate Prime Minister and SPD politician Schweitzer will receive his appointment certificate from Federal President Steinmeier.

·Germany
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One day after the resignation of Bärbel Bas, her successor in the cabinet should already receive his appointment certificate.

The former Prime Minister of Rhineland-Palatinate takes over the Ministry of Labour of Bärbel Bas. Is he able to strike a balance between the Union and the SPD?

·Frankfurt, Germany
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Since former Prime Minister Alexander Schweitzer lost the state election in Rhineland-Palatinate in March, it is speculated that he could go to Berlin. Now there is certainty.

·Munich, Germany
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