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Our goals

  • Involve Mainz's business community more closely in location development.
  • Long-established and important Mainz-based companies should see themselves as the driving force behind dynamic location development.
  • Maintain and further develop the diversity of industries, create optimal conditions for future-oriented activities such as new technologies.
  • Consistently expand Mainz into a multimedia center.
  • The Mainz business community is committed to its economic, ecological, and social responsibilities.
  • Act as a role model as the state capital, providing impetus for the region and the state. Attract attention with extraordinary projects, develop new models of supraregional cooperation and financial compensation between the city and the region.
  • Shorten decision-making processes in politics and administration through non-partisan consensus, and make administrative structures and approval procedures transparent and efficient.
  • Retain the potential of well-educated future specialists and managers in Mainz.
  • Promote business start-ups and business succession, strengthen production-related services, and take into account the future market of leisure and recreation. Improve coordination in needs-based training and continuing education.
  • Mainz's business community is committed to its social responsibility. In particular, it should open up opportunities for young people.
  • Improve location communication.
  • Promoting cooperation between the administration, business, and universities through more intensive and open communication between them.
  • Developing the city's plans for the future in a holistic manner and presenting them openly.
  • Communicate the importance and opportunities of Mainz as a business location more strongly to the outside world.
  • Strengthen ties with the Rhine-Main economic region.
  • Further develop regional planning and urban planning.
  • Be an attractive city to work and live in for all sections of the population.
  • Improve existing transport links and create new ones.
  • When designating new buildable areas, consider the rezoning of old areas (conservative land use).
  • Bring together living and working.

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