Claudia Stutz, a 48-year-old jurist and native of Rhineland with Turkish roots, will be appointed as a career State Secretary in the Ministry of Transport under Minister Patrick Schnieder. Our newsroom learned on Friday that she will also oversee the Central Department as head. With over 20 years of administrative experience, including almost 15 years in the Federal Chancellor’s Office, Stutz dealt with the renovation of roads and bridges, as well as the expansion of public transportation in Berlin as a State Secretary from 2023 to 2024. Last year, she resigned from the Senate administration, reportedly due to a dispute over the “29-euro-ticket.” Stutz brings a wealth of experience to the role and will be a valuable addition to the Ministry of Transport. Her expertise in transportation and her commitment to improving public infrastructure will undoubtedly contribute to the development of effective and efficient transportation systems in the region. As the Central Department head, Stutz will be responsible for overseeing key projects and initiatives, ensuring that the Ministry of Transport remains at the forefront of transportation innovation and sustainability. With her strong background in administration and her dedication to public service, Claudia Stutz is poised to make a significant impact in her new role as a career State Secretary in the Ministry of Transport. Her appointment marks an important milestone for the ministry and the region, as it brings a wealth of experience and expertise to a critical position that will shape the future of transportation in the area. As Stutz takes on this new role, we look forward to seeing the positive changes and advancements that she will bring to the Ministry of Transport.
Claudia Stutz to Lead Key Dept. & Face 29-Euro-Ticket Controversy
