What do the parties in Hamburg say on Europe?

The CDU commits to the European Union and the single market and wants to bring more EU funding to Hamburg. Critical infrastructure, for example in the port, is not to go to opaque investors or foreign state-owned companies.

The CDU supports the European Union. It wants to bring more EU funding to Hamburg. This money should improve weaker neighborhoods and transport. Important facilities, like those in the port, should not be sold to foreign companies. The CDU is thinking mainly of China and Russia.

The CDU wants to deepen cooperation with France and the United Kingdom. Exchange programs for school classes with France, Poland and Britain are to grow again, and a new program is to be set up for apprentices.

The CDU wants to work more closely with France and Britain. School classes should travel abroad more often again. This applies to France, Poland and Britain. There should also be an exchange for apprentices.

The Greens want to strengthen the European idea in Hamburg and give all young people the chance of an international exchange. EU funding is to be easier to access and directed toward democracy education and socially fair climate and environmental protection.

The Greens want Europe to be better known in Hamburg. All young people should be able to go abroad once. The city districts should get EU money more easily. The money should go to democracy and climate protection.

The SPD wants to keep a pro-European course, use Hamburg's participation rights in the EU, and attract more European funding. Ties to the Baltic Sea region and European exchange are to be expanded.

The SPD wants Hamburg to have a say in Europe. The city should get more EU funding. Hamburg should work more closely with cities on the Baltic Sea. Young people should find it easier to join exchange programs.