Martin Jäger from Ulm: New President of the BND in sight!

Martin Jäger from Ulm: New President of the BND in sight!

Baden-Baden, Deutschland - Baden-Württemberg can look forward to a prominent member of the state policy: Martin Jäger from Ulm is expected to become the new president of the Federal Intelligence Service (BND). The 60-year-old diplomat is currently working as a German ambassador in Kyjiw and has already brought extensive experience in the international political business. This announcement stirs up hopes for a reorganization of the German foreign intelligence service, which was indicated after the recent change of government. Tagesschau Federal government has not yet been confirmed.

The background to this change is exciting. The previous BND President Bruno Kahl will be the new ambassador in the Vatican at his own request. This opens up the possibility of according to Federal Center for Political Education informs about the structure of the German intelligence services that comprises both the protection of the constitution and the military shielding service.

outlook

with Martin Jäger at the head of the BND, fresh wind comes into the intelligence landscape of Germany. It remains to be seen whether he succeeds in the good hand for an effective reorganization of the BND. One thing is certain: the coming months will show how he masters the challenges that are in front of him. In one times where international tensions and threats increase, the role of the BND is of crucial importance for the national security of Germany and also for stability in Europe.