Ex-Siemens CEO Calls for 'Agenda 2030' Amid Criticism of German Economic Policy

Joe Kaeser critiques Germany's economic leadership and warns of global risks following Donald Trump's election victory.

Joe Kaeser, former Siemens CEO, criticized German Economic Minister Robert Habeck, labeling him 'the most likable yet ineffective minister' due to policy shortcomings.
Kaeser proposed an 'Agenda 2030' focusing on education, innovation, energy, infrastructure, and administrative reform to address Germany's economic challenges.
He highlighted the loss of public confidence in the economy, citing controversial policies like the heating law and the energy subsidy program.
Kaeser described the shutdown of Germany's nuclear power plants as a 'mistake' given the lack of viable alternatives for future energy needs.
Warning of global implications, he expressed concern over Donald Trump's re-election, describing it as a major threat to democracy and international stability.