
Lars Patrick Berg
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Foreign policy
In the face of global crises, a concerted and coordinated EU foreign policy is needed.
Inner security
Our democracies must defend themselves against the threats of international terrorism and organized crime.
Defense
The EU must stand up for its values with an effective and impactful defense policy.
Economy
Free trade, secure trade routes and competition enable prosperity and stability.
Many of Europe’s security challenges today, such as extremist terrorism and mass migration, radiate from the African continent. Simply sending troops and hoping for an improvement in the situation is not enough. Working with local partners to build state-building structures, political capacity and military clout are the first steps. On this basis, the private sector can be supported in developing the regional economy. This not only combats poverty – the driving force behind the current problems – but also opens up new markets for the EU. Finally, the resulting relationships and partnerships help protect human dignity, religious freedom and democracy.
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About me
I was born in 1966 and graduated from the Jesuit College in St. Blasien. Following my basic military service, I successfully completed a master’s degree in Eastern and Medieval History at the universities of Tübingen, Heidelberg and Munich. In the years that followed, I worked in the press and public relations and sales support departments of several corporate groups. To acquire another additional qualification, I later took a two-year Master’s programme at the University of Leipzig and Moscow’s MGIMO University in international energy economics. From 2016 to 2019, I was a member of the State Parliament of Baden-Württemberg and served as spokesperson for interior and police policy. Since 2019, I have been a Member of the European Parliament. In addition, I am involved as a reserve officer in the German Armed Forces.


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