When the ministries and the state chancellery open their doors on Sunday between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. for the “Open Government District” campaign day, a varied program awaits those interested. In addition to Prime Minister Michael Kretschmer, many other politicians from Saxon state politics will be available for personal talks – for example Minister of Culture Barbara Klepsch, Minister of Education Christian Piwarz or Minister of Justice Katja Meier.
The dog and horse squadrons of the police will also present themselves. If you don’t just want to listen and watch, you can get active yourself: in addition to a bouncy castle, a luge launch facility and a biathlon laser shooting range will be set up.
Football fans can admire the DFB Cup in the State Chancellery, which the RB Leipzig team won just a few days ago. In the citizens’ office you can see gifts that the Saxon heads of government have received and crash courses in German sign language are offered.
In several events related to the “Open Government District”, computer experts will also show tricks and tricks to protect information and data on computers, smartphones and other devices connected to the Internet from unauthorized access and to make it difficult for cybercriminals.