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In a recent development, the craft industry in Saxony has sent an urgent letter to the state government, expressing concerns about insufficient support and the threat to its future. The industry believes that losing it would result in a loss of regional stability, social balance, and the core of a functioning democracy.

The coalition parties responsible for the interests of crafts and small and medium-sized enterprises - the CDU and SPD - have been called upon to address these concerns. As the parties forming the coalition government in Saxony, they are accountable for representing these interests.

The craft industry's future is seen as integral to social balance in the region and beyond just economic considerations. It is considered a matter of national importance. The industry demands a change of course that focuses on their needs, with relief in social security contributions, energy costs, and bureaucratic burdens being key demands.

Practical support for business succession and programs for securing skilled workers are also necessary, according to the industry. Rapid investments in infrastructure and education are seen as crucial for securing the craft industry's future.

The craft industry believes that Saxon economic policy focuses too much on industrial approaches, and a more balanced approach is needed to ensure the survival and growth of this important sector. The industry emphasizes the need to change course to secure its future.

The letter states that it is possible to secure the craft industry's future, and immediate action is needed to address the concerns raised. The craft industry's future is crucial for maintaining the core of a functioning democracy and the stability of the regional economy.