The opening talks of the new coalition in Germany ended, the negotiators reached an agreement
8. Mar 2025 at 16:17 I Updated at 17:50
Merz speaks of a wide match.
Berlin. Initial interviews between CDU/CSU and SPD on the creation of the new German government have been successfully closed. The negotiators have reached an agreement, writes DPA.
According to the CDU leader and the likely future office Friedrich Merz agreed on several questions, including migration.
The negotiators want to continue with the recommendation of the party committees, Merz and SPD co -chairman Lars Klingbeil said in Berlin.
If the committees agree, the parties may start working on the coalition agreement. The distribution of ministries will then be specified in it. Merz wants to complete the negotiations until Easter, which this year falls on April 20.
Among other things, the CDU/CSU and the SPD agreed on the rejection of asylum seekers at the border, which was the main requirement of the Conservatives to which the Social Democrats had long -term reservations. According to Merza, the border checks are to be « massive » widespread.
For example, both potential coalition partners want to reduce electricity tax and relieve companies and households. This stems from a joint document that was published after the end of the sounding interviews.
Conservative Union CDU/CSU won at the end of February early parliamentary elections in Germany. The second ended the extreme right -wing alternative for Germany (AfD), but the conservatives refused to rule. The third government of the Social Democrats, whose leader Olaf Scholz He still holds office.
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