Signing the German parties’ agreement to form a cabinet

“Germany needs a government that is systematic and energetic to work from the first day,” said ISNA. This is our idea. “We have this plan in the coalition agreement we sign today.”

The agreement came after the German conservative and middle parties reached an agreement to form a new German government after weeks of negotiations and paved the way for a new leadership in Europe’s largest economy after months of political deadlock.

According to the agreement, Friedrich Merts, leader of the Middle Party of the Christian Democratic Union, is to replace the current Chancellor Olaf Schultz.

The Bilateral Union of the Union -led by Merts appeared as the strongest political force in the February 6 election. Merts went to the Social Democratic Party, the Middle Party of Schultz, to form a coalition with a parliamentary majority.

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