three-party-coalition government with the liberal Democratic Party (DP) and the Luxembourg Socialist Workers' Party (LSAP) led by DP's Xavier Bettel. The Greens now have three ministers: Félix Braz, Minister for Justice, François Bausch, Minister for Sustainable Development and Infrastructure and Carole Dieschbourg, Minister for the Environment. It is the first time that the Greens are part of a national government of Luxembourg. Ideology and issues The Greens are a typical green party. Sustainable development is one of their key issues. However, topics such as an ecological tax reform, renewable energy and energy efficiency or the consolidation of pension funds play an equally and ever increasingly important role. Especially in a country such as Luxembourg, pioneer of a new melting-pot society in Europe, equal participation of migrants is of utmost importance. Furthermore, in its declaration of principles it has outlined, among others, the following priorities: Human rights and solidarity Democracy Social justice Structural change of the economy Equality between men and women A commitment to a green and social Europe. Electoral results Chamber of Deputies European Parliament Organisation Organisational structure The Congress is the highest organ of the party. It sets out the party's strategy and political course and is open to all members of the party. Every two years, the congress elects the leadership of the party's organisation: two presidents, an executive committee, the party board in which the party's youth wing and the gender council are also represented, an executive council that represents the congress, the treasurer and a financial control board. International organisations The Greens are member of the European Green Party and the Global Greens. See also Green party Green politics List of environmental organizations List of political parties in Luxembourg Notes External links Political parties in Luxembourg Green political parties in Luxembourg European Green Party Political parties established in 1983 Global Greens member parties 1983 establishments in Luxembourg