Overview

• Streeck plans a multi-agency opioid prevention package combining strong police action, public education campaigns and enhanced addiction treatment services
• He cites DAK data showing 1.3 million adolescents with risky media habits and will push for digital safeguards, counseling and media-literacy programs
• He will coordinate prevention measures with Health Minister Nina Warken and Education Minister Karin Prien to integrate efforts across security, health and schooling systems
• In line with the coalition agreement, he will oversee a scientific evaluation of last year’s cannabis legalization by autumn 2025 and incorporate concerns from parents, police, educators and medical experts
• Noting that almost ten million Germans live with addictive disorders, he rejects blanket bans or price increases in favor of data-driven policies that temper emotional debate