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Syrian Ryyan, who came to Germany as a refugee, was elected mayor of Alshebl – Last Minute World News
„THE RIGHT PERSON WAS THE MAYOR“
Ostelsheim residents welcomed the new mayor. „The fairy tale came true and the right person was our mayor,“ says village resident Annette Keck. said. Strauss, one of his rivals, congratulated Alshebl.
State Integration Minister Manne Lucha said Alshebl’s victory shows that diversity is a natural part of Baden-Württemberg. „I would be very grateful if the election of Ryyan Alshebl would encourage more people with immigration backgrounds to run for political office,“ said Lucha. he said.
NOT EVERYONE THOUGHT POSITIVELY
On the other hand, not everyone was so sympathetic to Alshebl’s candidacy. Media outlet ZDF reported that Alshebl received hateful comments during the election campaign.
Speaking to ZDF, Alshebl said that the young politician went from house to house promoting the election program and that „experiences were mostly positive“, but there was also a far-right minority in Ostelsheim who did not want to accept him because of his Syrian roots.
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Ryyan Alshebl, a Syrian refugee who came to Germany, was elected as the new mayor of Ostelsheim in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. His victory was welcomed by village residents, including his rival candidates. However, Alshebl also faced hate comments during the election campaign, with a far-right minority in Ostelsheim not accepting him because of his Syrian roots. State Integration Minister Manne Lucha hopes that Alshebl’s victory will encourage more people with immigration backgrounds to run for political office.