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Elections: the great debate between the leading candidates (2/2)

Written by Paperjam + Delano Business Club

Published on 21.09.2023

Marc Payal (Fujitsu) and David Wagner (déi Lénk), at the debate amongst leading political candidates at PwC Luxembourg on 19 September 2023. Photo: Eva Krins / Maison Moderne

Marc Payal (Fujitsu) and David Wagner (déi Lénk), at the debate amongst leading political candidates at PwC Luxembourg on 19 September 2023. Photo: Eva Krins / Maison Moderne

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Marc Payal (Fujitsu) and David Wagner (déi Lénk), at the debate amongst leading political candidates at PwC Luxembourg on 19 September 2023. Photo: Eva Krins / Maison Moderne
Dennis Wernerus (European Commission) and Alain Dichter (Servior), at the debate amongst leading political candidates at PwC Luxembourg on 19 September 2023. Photo: Eva Krins / Maison Moderne
Cathy Noel (ADC Selection) and Aurore Calvi (Omnitrust), at the debate amongst leading political candidates at PwC Luxembourg on 19 September 2023. Photo: Eva Krins / Maison Moderne
Pedro Moreira and Christophe Tribouillard (Luxfactory), at the debate amongst leading political candidates at PwC Luxembourg on 19 September 2023. Photo: Eva Krins / Maison Moderne
Yehia Elrakaiby (Confidencial.io) and Jeremy Molitor (Northern Trust), at the debate amongst leading political candidates at PwC Luxembourg on 19 September 2023. Photo: Eva Krins / Maison Moderne
Abdellah Aalam (International Business Collaboration) on the right, at the debate amongst leading political candidates at PwC Luxembourg on 19 September 2023. Photo: Eva Krins / Maison Moderne

In the run-up to the parliamentary elections, the Paperjam+Delano Business Club brought together seven leading candidates for the post of prime minister for a debate. The event took place on Tuesday 19 September at PwC Luxembourg’s premises in Gasperich.

With a time limit of 10 minutes each, Xavier BettelXavier Bettel (DP), Paulette LenertPaulette Lenert (LSAP), Sam TansonSam Tanson (déi Gréng), Luc FriedenLuc Frieden (CSV), Sven ClementSven Clement (Piraten), Fred KeupFred Keup (ADR) and David WagnerDavid Wagner (déi Lénk) were challenged by Paperjam editor-in-chief Thierry LabroThierry Labro and political journalist Marc FassoneMarc Fassone on the major issues, including: access to housing, tax reform, attracting talent, social justice, taxation and environmental challenges.

The Paperjam+Delano Business Club team would like to thank PwC Luxembourg for hosting this event, as well as the Union des entreprises luxembourgeoises (UEL) for its support. Over 400 individuals were present at the event, and more than 300 watched the debate in real time.

This article was first published in French on Paperjam. It has been translated and edited for Delano.

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