The Dutch anti-Islamist politician promised to become the prime minister

According to Fars News Agency International Group, “Khirt Wilders”, the anti-Islamist and anti-immigration far-right Dutch politician, promised on Saturday that after his party won the majority of seats in the parliamentary elections, the prime minister of The country will become.

According to the news agency “Reuters”, the “Freedom” party owned by Geert Wilders, which is considered as the biggest nightmare of immigrants, asylum seekers and of course the European Union, was able to win in the national elections. The latter easily win the Netherlands. Following this victory, it is expected that in the coming months and after many and complex negotiations between different Dutch parties, the ground will be paved for the introduction of Wilders as the new prime minister of this country.

Wilders by publishing A post on the “X” social network wrote: “Today, tomorrow or the following days, the PVV party will become part of the Dutch government and I will be the prime minister of this beautiful country.”

Although the party of this anti-Islam politician won the most votes in the parliamentary elections last Wednesday in the Netherlands, competing with other parties and maneuvering on the anti-immigration agenda, it is predicted that his party will eventually win 25% of the seats in the Dutch parliament.

This prediction means that he will have to work with at least two other centrist parties with the aim of forming a government.

On Friday, the center-right Liberal Party of outgoing Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte announced that it will not form a government with Wilders, despite sharing many views on immigration.

Dylan Yesilgoz, the new leader of the center-right Liberal Party, did not rule out supporting the Wilders government from outside this government. The moderate, who is considered a possible partner in a Wilders government, said he has found it difficult to work with him because of what he called his extreme stances on constitutional violations of religious freedom.

In the past years, the negotiations to form a coalition government in the Netherlands took months and the positions of the political parties of this country to cooperate with each other have changed repeatedly over time.

If If Wilders is unable to form a government, there are possibilities that more moderate coalitions will be formed without the PVV party or even new elections will be held as a last resort in the Netherlands.

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