Moderaterna in Håbo Set Priorities for Business and Youth Ahead of 2026 Elections
Moderaterna outlines key initiatives to improve Håbo's business environment and youth opportunities ahead of 2026 elections.
- • Moderaterna prioritizes a unified business strategy across Håbo municipality.
- • The party aims to simplify processes for entrepreneurs and strengthen communication with local businesses.
- • They focus on making Håbo attractive for young people through education, housing, and recreational opportunities.
- • Political continuity and leadership culture in Håbo municipality are key to supporting local suppliers and entrepreneurship.
Key details
In the lead-up to the 2026 municipal elections, Företagarna Håbo has started a series of interviews with local politicians to discuss key issues shaping Håbo's future. The moderate party, Moderaterna, highlighted their ambitions to boost the local business climate and create an attractive community for young people, according to representatives Catherine Öhrqvist and Christian Nordberg (131638).
Moderaterna emphasized the importance of a unified business strategy embedded throughout the municipal administration, aiming for all municipal employees to act as business ambassadors. Their three priorities include enhancing the business climate, simplifying bureaucratic processes for entrepreneurs, and improving communication with local companies. Öhrqvist stressed the need for political continuity and cultural alignment within the municipality to strengthen local suppliers and foster entrepreneurship.
On the social front, the party is focused on securing affordable housing, education, and vibrant recreational opportunities to retain and attract youth to Håbo. Their vision is a thriving, diverse economy paired with opportunities where young people can see entrepreneurship as a desirable future path.
This focus on local development and business-friendly governance reflects Moderaterna's strategic positioning as the elections approach, emphasizing dialogue and collaboration between politics and business sectors to build a sustainable community (131638).