On 9 March 2026, Minister of Education and Youth Claude Meisch presented the fourth national youth report. It sheds light on the everyday reality of young people aged 12 to 29 in Luxembourg and provides an important foundation for a modern and responsible youth policy.

A look back at the political week with our DP representatives in the press. Topics included the new support for families with low incomes, the payment of rent subsidies, and much more.

The Democratic Party invited its members to the Centre Nicolas Braun in Hesperange on Saturday, 7 February 2026, for a full morning of discussions on the topic of housing.

Over the coming years, the DP will implement a reform that reflects the realities of today’s society. You received further explanations in this regard in your letterbox this week. Here you will find our leaflet in other languages, as well as additional documents with detailed information.

On 6 January 2026, DP ministers Claude Meisch and Max Hahn presented a broad package of measures designed to strengthen the purchasing power of all citizens and, in particular, to support families and children over the coming years.

The so-called maison relais, foyers de jour, mini-crèches and parental assistants play an important role in implementing Minister Claude Meisch’s education policy to provide every child with equal starting chances and educational prospects.

In line with the DP's election programme, children and teenagers will be able to access free music classes, starting from the school year 2022/2023.

Continuing to diversify the school offer, preparing young people for a digital world and continuing to support students intensively - these are the three priorities presented by the Minister of Education Claude Meisch at his traditional press conference before the start of school.

“Minimum chances for the virus, maximum chances for education”: this was the motto of the Minister of Education, Claude Meisch, from the very beginning.

A high-quality healthcare sector distinguishes itself above all through competent staff - the cornerstone of any healthcare sector. It just wouldn’t work without the doctors, nurses, midwives and all the other important health professionals.

The Luxembourgish language is at the core of our identity and the guarantor of a successful integration. This is why the government wants to further promote our language and also promote scientific research.

In order to cope with digital change and the demands of the labour market, our children and teenagers must learn how to use the latest technologies.

The pandemic presented the school with major challenges. While some countries heavily relied on home schooling during the crisis, Luxembourg preferred a more balanced approach.

For the start of the new school year, a delicate equilibrium has to be found between protecting the health of teachers and pupils on the one hand, and guaranteeing the fundamental missions of our school system on the other hand. Furthermore, 2020/2021 will be placed under the sign of digital transformation with the introduction of Coding.

Over the past few months, the DP have more than lived up to their reputation as a responsible party. Our members of parliament have taken the right decisions for the well-being of our country. Every single one has proven in their department that in times of a crisis they can be counted on. The crisis manager Luxembourg is well looked after under the lead of prime minister Xavier Bettel. “If the country...