I am committed out of conviction and with full passion to a free and liberal Switzerland and world!
I am committed to a world where all people have equal opportunities to develop their talents and achieve their goals.
In recent years, I have actively and successfully contributed to projects and initiatives that strengthen our region and community. I now wish to bring this experience into a new field of activity — to develop not just individual areas, but the whole.
I firmly believe that sustainable success can only be achieved together. By living our values, sharing ideas, and developing solutions in partnership, we create the foundation for a strong and future-oriented community
My experience
For many years, I have been fully committed to political and civic causes at the local, national, and international level.
My motivation has always been the same: to take responsibility, connect people, and promote sustainable solutions.
In various board positions, I have built organizational structures, initiated projects, and strengthened cooperation with partner organizations. In these roles, I managed international partnerships, represented organizations at global conferences, and led projects that foster cross-border exchange. Among other activities, I participated in the UN Climate Change Conference and traveled to Ukraine at the invitation of the President’s youth organization, where I met with local activists to discuss humanitarian aid and the promotion of human rights.
My engagement extends well beyond politics: as an active member of the student associations KTV Aarau and Zofingia Lucerne, I maintain networks and encourage intergenerational exchange. In my municipality, I serve on the Finance Commission, combining strategic and analytical thinking with a solution-oriented approach.
These diverse experiences have taught me to quickly grasp complex contexts, take responsibility, and work successfully in different cultural and organizational environments
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MY FOCUS
Foreign policy
For years I have been committed to Swiss interests at European and international level, but also to liberalism, democracy and the rule of law. My work shows me every day that we are not an island somewhere in the ocean, but a country at the centre and heart of a diverse but also complex continent. Politically, but also socially and above all economically, Switzerland is closely linked to the European Union. These relationships are central to our country's prosperity and must not be jeopardised. My goal is a strong and independent Switzerland that works for peace and progress all over the world.
Infrastructure and transport
Our prosperity cannot be taken for granted. Our prosperity is the result of hard work by generations and a state that provides good framework conditions. Two central aspects of these conditions are infrastructure and mobility. The economy will only be able to continue to develop if we manage to further develop our infrastructure and adapt it to the changing needs of our time. We must drive digitalization forward - this includes the expansion of the 5G network as well as the expansion of fiber optic connections. But it is also about the provision of government services in the digital space and the security of the Internet. Our infrastructure must be made more resilient and withstand attacks from outside. Espionage, crime and even military actions have long since ceased to be limited to real life, but are also digital on the Internet. Public service must be strengthened; closing post offices and increasing ticket prices achieves the opposite.
We also need to rethink our mobility. More and more electric cars on the road require the expansion of our power grid in order to keep up with growing demand. At the same time, we must also keep an eye on peripheral regions and look for solutions for our mobility that are open to new technologies. Public transport is a significant part of our identity as Swiss people. But the future of public transport is uncertain... Rising costs and changing demand pose major challenges for public transport. We must meet these challenges with adjustments to the service, new technologies, automation and cost reduction.
Climate and environment
The Alps with their glaciers, our lakes and forests form our landscape, shape how we live, how we spend our free time and also how we work. But this environment is threatened by climate change. We can no longer stop climate change, but we can minimize its effects. We must act to do this; it does the environment no good if we stick to the ground instead. We must include the costs of environmental damage in the costs of producing goods and services. We must create incentives to develop environmentally friendly solutions and not subsidize environmentally harmful technologies with billions of taxpayers' money as we do today. For this reason, I am calling for a comprehensive introduction of certificate trading. In addition, we must become independent of fossil fuels and produce our energy using reliable and efficient technologies. The ban on nuclear energy is neither helpful nor effective in this regard, as nuclear energy generates reliable and safe, almost CO2-neutral electricity. We must also promote innovation in order to develop new environmentally friendly technologies and establish them in our industries. This will bring economic growth and maintain our prosperity in the long term.
Inclusion of people with disabilities
'Not everyone has the same starting conditions in life, and this particularly applies to people with disabilities. Switzerland is one of the richest countries in the world, but it lags far behind when it comes to equal opportunities for people with disabilities. Not even half of the train stations and bus stops are barrier-free and the expansion is slow to say the least. Our schools and universities must focus more intensively and in greater depth on inclusion and the compensation of disadvantages that a person with a disability has and implement these. Today, people with disabilities still face many obstacles, particularly in the area of vocational training and university studies; this must change. Our disability insurance is an ingenious achievement, but it must be more flexible, more efficient and, above all, closer to people and provide support where help is needed. Leading an independent life and being able to work should be the norm for people with disabilities in one of the richest countries in the world, not the exception.
My vision is a Switzerland that is characterized by independence and openness, that combines its diversity and contrasts and turns them into its strength.
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