Interaction and Entertainment - Government and Parliament facilities become accessible to the public

Discourse and Performance - Access Granted: Government and Parliament Officially Invite Public Inside Their Halls - Interaction and Entertainment - Government and Parliament facilities become accessible to the public

Düsseldorf, Germany - Today marks a significant milestone as the German state government and parliament host an Open Day in Düsseldorf to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the state constitution. Themed "Hey, democracy!", the event invites visitors to explore the State Chancellery, ministries, and parliament, offering guided tours, direct conversations with ministers, and interactive activities designed to engage the public in democratic processes and community responsibilities.

One of the highlights of the day is the children's press conference, where schoolchildren from two primary schools in North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) will have the opportunity to ask questions directly to NRW Minister President Hendrik Wüst (CDU). Ministers Neubaur and Krischer from the Greens will also participate, explaining the principle of waste separation to children and discussing fact-checking with young people.

Visitors can expect a ministry rally, where they can collect stamps in their rally pass. Those who gather at least three stamps will receive a small gift. Economics Minister Mona Neubaur from the Greens will show visitors her office at the Mannesmann Tower, while Health Minister Karl-Josef Laumann and Interior Minister Herbert Reul, both from the CDU, will be available for meetings. Justice Minister Benjamin Limbach from the Greens will guide visitors through his ministry.

The event features an exhibition titled "75 years of Basic Law" in the Ministry of the Interior, as well as an exhibition by the Foundation House of History of North Rhine-Westphalia on the historical development and current significance of the state constitution. The program includes discussions about waste separation, fact-checking, and democracy with ministers and schoolchildren.

This Open Day event offers visitors the chance to learn about the work of the government and parliament, making it an excellent opportunity for those interested in understanding the inner workings of their state's political system. For those who wish to attend, prior online registration is required for many program points.

For detailed information about the event schedule, participation, and thematic focus, it is best to consult official local government or event organizer sources in Düsseldorf.

During the Open Day event in Düsseldorf, visitors can engage in discussions about education and self-development, such as the importance of vocational training, with ministers Neubaur, Krischer, and Limbach from the Greens. politics and general news will also be covered, particularly in dialogue with the NRW Minister President Hendrik Wüst (CDU) during the children's press conference.

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