He Coalition agreement In Germany It is formally recognized by all sides. Most of the members of the German Social Democratic Party (SPD) have voted in favor of the CDU and CSU.
According to local media, the 84% of Party members They participated in the votes that approved the coalition agreement. Participation was 56%. The young party’s direction was previously ruled against the coalition agreement.
What are the next steps?
The CDU and the CSU have already approved the contract. The parties have already presented ministers who wish to appoint the Cabinet of the Federal Federal Chancellor, Breedrick Mers (CDU).
SPD plans to announce the names of its ministers Next week. Will occupy the party Seven MinistriesAmong them are financial, justice and consumer protection, work and social affairs, security, environment, climate protection, natural security and nuclear security, economic cooperation and development, as well as housing, urban planning and construction.
It Was planned Coalition agreement It is signed next Monday. The selection of CDU leader Freedrick Merce is scheduled for the next day as the next federal president. Next, the new ministers can swear their positions in front of the Union President Frank-Walter Stermary.
It has distributed the posts of CDU and CSU’s ministerial posts
Chairman CDUFriedrich Mers announced on Monday that the seven ministries would lead to their party:
- Thorston Free: President of Federal Foreign Ministry
- Dr. Johann Wadebul: Minister of outdoor assules
- Katrina Reach: Minister of Economics and Energy
- Patrick Schner: Transport Minister
- Karin Priyan: Minister of Education, Family, Senior, Women and Youth Minister
- Dr. Corston Wildberger: Minister of Digitalization and Modernization
- Nina Vargan: Minister of Health
- Wolfram Veer: Secretary of State for Culture
For his part, the leader CSUMarcus Sodar has also announced the names of ministers:
- Alexander Tobrind: Minister of Interior and Sports
- Tori Bar: Minister of Research, Technology and Space
- Aloys Rainer: Minister of Food, Agriculture and Home
