Grüne on foreign affairs and defence

The Greens want to set up a new innovation campus for security and defense with a focus on aerospace. The platform argues that space-based infrastructure is essential for a secure and sovereign Europe.

The Greens want to build a new research site. It will work on security and defense. The main focus is on air and space travel. The party says Europe needs its own technology in space.

The campus is to concentrate mainly on aerospace. The platform names navigation, communication and earth observation as examples of space-based infrastructure. Humanities and social sciences are to be included in security and defense research. Materials science is to be added as another key technology.

The Greens want to continue the state's development policy and give civil society within it firmer financial and structural footing. Public procurement is to follow environmental, social and human rights standards, and the partnership with Burundi is to grow.

The state should keep helping poorer countries. Clubs and groups that take part should get more security and money. Public offices should buy fairly made goods. Young people from Baden-Württemberg and Burundi should meet more often.

Civil-society organizations are to have a greater say in state policy and easier access to funding. The Greens want the federal government to keep co-funding the One World promoters program and want to develop the intercultural promoters program further. The state administration is to set an example in fair procurement; municipalities are to get advice and better access to suitable suppliers. With Burundi, youth exchange in particular is to grow, and the Académie de l'Amitié is to continue.