After almost three months of elections in Germany, the process of forming the government with the previous eight-year alliance government-related parties ended.
The Social Democratic Party's headquarters in Berlin begins in the Willy Band House on Thursday, and talks 22 hours until Friday morning. After the discussion, 39 members of the three parties, who were in the process of formulating the coalition, finished the outline of 28 pages for forming the government.
In the past, for 12 years in the German Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union began discussions of forming a coalition government with the new allies Free Democratic Party and the Environmental Green Party, but later it got torn apart.
In this situation, the German President Frank-Wellter Stainmeyer urged the political parties to form a coalition government in the interest of Germany and Europe and to discuss the leaders of different parties.
Following the Christian Democratic Union of Angela Merkel, Martin Shulz, the leader of Germany's second largest party, Social Democratic Party, said he would not go to power again after the September 24 election. Apart from this, the second largest party in the election, the Social Democratic Party joined the coalition government, the third largest party in the election, the hardline right-wing Alternatives for Germany, which is considered as an opposition party in the German parliament, was not even wanted by the Social Democratic Party. However, the party is ready to form a coalition government in the crisis situation. But in the case of the formation of the coalition government, the Social Democratic Party has been able to introduce more of their grievances in the social and economic sectors than the previous alliance governments.
Even after the formation of the government in the Willie band house, the supporters of the Christian Democratic Union, the Social Democratic Party and the Christian Social Union, which formed the coalition government, have to agree to the formulation of this government for the formation of this government.