Raed Saleh Warns of Growing Polarization Threatening Germany's Social Cohesion
The Commission for Social Cohesion leader calls for systemic reforms to integrate migrants, combat discrimination, and counter divisive rhetoric.
- Raed Saleh, chair of Germany's Commission for Social Cohesion, emphasizes the urgent need to address societal polarization and strengthen unity.
- Saleh advocates for easier labor market access for migrants, particularly in critical sectors like healthcare, to sustain Germany's economic prosperity.
- He criticizes systemic barriers that have historically kept migrants in dependency despite their willingness to work, warning that these mistakes are being repeated.
- Saleh highlights the dangers of framing migration as a societal problem, which he argues exacerbates insecurity and division in Germany.
- The 24-member Commission, led by Saleh, is tasked with promoting social cohesion and tackling discrimination, including antisemitism, racism, and Islamophobia.