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A Short Interview with Nino Haase

Mayor Nino Haase is standing in front of the P-Block at the Mewa Arena, his favorite spot in Mainz. He looks into the camera; in the background, a small section of the court is visible, and a blue sky stretches above the arena.
Nino Haase at his favorite spot in Mainz.

Here, we introduce Mayor Nino Hasse with a brief overview of his career and three interview questions about his work for the state capital of Mainz.

Career

Born in Dresden in 1983 and raised in Obertshausen, Nino Haase’s path led him to Mainz at an early age: “A city that quickly became more to me than just a place to study.” He studied chemistry at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz and graduated with honors. This was followed by positions in research, including at the Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research and later at the University of Augsburg, where he focused on sustainable energy systems.

Nino Haase has always been drawn to bringing together different perspectives: science, media, and entrepreneurship. As a host at ANTENNE MAINZ, as the founder of an education startup, and as a managing director in the field of sustainable technologies, he learned how important it is to make complex topics understandable and to engage people.

His move into politics stemmed precisely from this—from the desire not only to analyze but also to actively shape the future. In 2018, he became involved in a citizens’ initiative focused on urban development. After running for office for the first time in 2019, he was elected mayor in 2023. Since then, Nino Haase has been working to further develop Mainz together with many dedicated people: as a modern city, a strong economic hub, and a place where people feel at home.

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