Democracy In Action. Not only Dutch Armenians, but also Dutch Turks,
Dutch Moroccans, Dutch Kurds, Dutch from Suriname and Antillean decent
and many other nationalities, who immigrated to the Netherlands, will be
running in the upcoming Dutch municipal elections on March 21.
In Amsterdam alone there are 28 parties participating in the municipal elections. The Dutch municipal elections of 2018 will be held in 335 municipalities in the Netherlands. This election will determine the composition of the municipal councils for the following four years.
Ahead of the March 21 local elections, Dutch News asked the main parties in the 10 Dutch cities with the biggest international populations to set out their position on three key issues: housing, integration and jobs.
Here are their answers to the question: ‘Local authorities have a key role to play in integrating new arrivals and ensuring they learn Dutch. How is your party planning to encourage the international community to integrate fully into local life?
Click here to read the complete report: Local elections 2018: what the parties say about integration DutchNews.nl
In Amsterdam alone there are 28 parties participating in the municipal elections. The Dutch municipal elections of 2018 will be held in 335 municipalities in the Netherlands. This election will determine the composition of the municipal councils for the following four years.
Ahead of the March 21 local elections, Dutch News asked the main parties in the 10 Dutch cities with the biggest international populations to set out their position on three key issues: housing, integration and jobs.
Here are their answers to the question: ‘Local authorities have a key role to play in integrating new arrivals and ensuring they learn Dutch. How is your party planning to encourage the international community to integrate fully into local life?
Click here to read the complete report: Local elections 2018: what the parties say about integration DutchNews.nl
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