The last hindrance to form the alliance government in Germany was over
The last hurdle to form a coalition government in Germany has finally ended. After the Christian Democrat Union team of Chancellor Angela Merkel, representatives of the Social Democratic Party of Germany, the second largest coalition partner in Germany, formed the coalition government and formed a coalition government on Sunday to form a coalition government. As a result, for the next four years in Germany, there was no restriction on the formation of coalition government for Chancellor Angela Merkel.
On October 24, Germany was elected to the ninth parliament. After this, the process of re-forming the coalition government ends on 12 January after the last eight months of the record time of the last eight-year alliance government. Yet many of the leaders and members of the Social Democratic Party are re-assembled, because of opposition to the government, there is a need to organize special conferences for the party's alliance.
600 delegates from sixteen states of Germany and 42 members of the central committee attended Sunday's Special Conference on the Alliance of Forests in the forest. After giving a speech against the question of the alliance of the delegates coming to the conference, 362 representatives voted in favor of the alliance, against the opposition to 277 and 1 member. German and European, for a few months, to form the German government Ajanitite there was a restlessness. The German Democrat Party, the Democratic Party and the Environmental Green Party of New Jersey, have already started discussions for the formation of a coalition government, after 12 years of the ruling Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union, in Germany. In this situation, Germany's President Frank-Wellter Stainmeyer urged for the formation of a coalition government in the interests of Germany and Europe and to discuss the leaders of different parties.
If the Social Democratic Party coalition joined the second largest party in this election, the Social Democratic Party did not want the third largest party, the hardline right-wing Alternatives for Germany, to be considered as an opposition party in the German parliament. But again, the party agreed to form a coalition government in the face of crisis in the formation of the government, but the party's debate in the party will be obstructed. However, on Monday, the Social Democratic Party will be more vigilant about the demands of social and economic sectors than those of the previous alliance government. Martin Shulz told a special conference in the forest.