Max Hahn was born on 30 April 1981 in Luxembourg.
Trained as an industrial engineer, he worked for four years for an engineering company in the field of energy consulting. He was also appointed training officer for the professional fire fighters of the City of Luxembourg.
The fight against poverty is among the government's top priorities. According to the coalition agreement, ‘precariousness remains a topical issue and the fight against poverty one of the major challenges for the years 2023 to 2028. Policies to combat poverty will be pursued ...
The meeting was opened with a welcome speech by the Minister for Family Affairs, Solidarity, Living Together and Reception of Refugees, Max Hahn, who emphasised the important role of this new council, which replaces the former National Council for Foreigners (CNE), in contributing to better living-together for all people living and working in Luxembourg.
The elections for the 16 members of the Conseil supérieur du vivre-ensemble interculturel took place on Wednesday 10 July 2024 electronically via a secure 24-hour online voting platform.
On Wednesday 26 June 2024, around 65 people gathered in Redange in the festive hall of the Atert-Lycée for the signing ceremony of the "Gemengepakt” (municipal pact for intercultural living together) with the Syndicat intercommunal Kanton Réiden and the municipality of Mertzig, followed by the official handover of the "Citizen's guide” to the same municipalities.
No event communicated for this day.
