• Massively expand tax thresholds: Significant expansion of tax thresholds for investments and profits. Capital should primarily flow into growth and innovation, rather than being paid to the treasury early.
• Radical tax cuts: Drastic reduction of tax burden in the founding years (e.g., temporary exemptions) for maximum liquidity in research and product development.
• State subsidies: Provision of venture capital and grants without entrepreneurial influence. Entrepreneurial freedom remains inviolable.

• Minimize bureaucracy: Radical removal of hurdles. Faster incorporation procedures, fewer reporting obligations and uncomplicated grant applications for real dynamism.
• Founder culture & Failure: Creation of a societal climate that positively evaluates risk and destigmatizes failure as an essential part of the learning process.
• Mentoring & Networks: Provision of top mentors from business and academia. Building technology clusters to network with investors and research.
• \"Founder Scholarship\": Financial basic security for talented founders, to allow full concentration on developing the business idea.

• National Offensive: Massive investments in a proprietary, state-of-the-art microchip production. Reduction of dependence on Asia (Taiwan/China).
• Cutting-Edge Technologies: Focus on lithography processes and the development of new chip architectures. Production of the world's most powerful chips.
• Highly Qualified Jobs: Creation of thousands of future-proof positions for engineers, technicians, and skilled workers.

• AI & Robotics: Building capacities for software and hardware development at world-class level.
• Future Technologies: Investments in battery technology, quantum computing, biotechnology, and green hydrogen technologies.
• Investment Support: Generous funding programs for building modern production facilities and R&D centers.

Excellence & Freedom

• Increase R&D Expenditure: Massive increase in state investments for an international leading position.
• Guaranteed Research Freedom: Protection of scientific autonomy from political or economic influence.
• Framework Conditions: Modern labs, outstanding technical equipment and attractive salaries to attract the best minds worldwide.

Transfer & Speed

• Efficient Technology Transfer: Close integration of universities, research institutions and industry for rapid product implementation.
• Unbureaucratic Environment: Creation of inspiring work environments where innovation is not hindered by administration.

• Resource Alliances: Building strategic partnerships for lithium, cobalt, rare earths, and silicon. Diversifying supply sources to reduce dependency.
• Fair Trade Relations: Partnerships on equal footing. Raw materials at fair prices, with producing countries participating in value creation.
• Russia (Pragmatic Review): Open-ended assessment of cooperation in the resource sector, provided it serves German interests under transparent conditions.

• Ethical Extraction: Compliance with environmental standards and human rights. No raw materials from child labor or ecosystem destruction.
• Certification: Support for international initiatives to monitor global supply chains.
• Circular Economy: Massive promotion of recycling critical raw materials and development of resource-efficient technologies.