The failure of the anti-Islam candidate of the Netherlands to assume the responsibility of the prime minister

According to the report of the international group Tasnim news agency quoting “Spiegel” weekly, anti-Islam Geert Wilders, who emerged as the decisive winner of the recent elections in the Netherlands, has now announced his withdrawal from this responsibility due to the complexity of the negotiation process for the formation of the future coalition.

In this way, almost four months after parliamentary elections were held in this country, while Wilders was announced as the winner of the elections in a lot of fanfare, it is clear that this extreme right wing will be the next prime minister. It will not be this country.

After the failure of the coalition talks, this far-right populist announced in a message on X that he will not be the next prime minister of this country. He emphasized that he can become the prime minister only if “all the coalition parties support this, which was not the case so far.” Earlier, there were reports in the media that Wilders could give up the position of prime minister.

Wilders wanted to form a coalition with other right-wing parties. However, in February, the center-right NSC announced that it would not continue negotiations with Wilders’ right-wing PVV party. Wilders himself explains the reason for this in his tweet: “I want a right-wing cabinet, less asylum and immigration with the slogan of the Netherlands first.

In a speech last night, he said: “Love for the country and the voters is more important and greater than my position and position.” Soon, the result of the negotiations on the formation of the Dutch coalition government will be announced.

“Kim Potres”, who is in charge of the parties’ negotiations, said that the negotiating groups after two days of “talks” “good and tight” are ready to take the “next step”.

In order to find a form of government for the Netherlands, Kim Potres apparently wants to form a so-called extra-parliamentary government. to give According to reports, experts from outside parliament could take over ministerial posts.

Pottersami will present a report on Thursday after several party leaders have consulted with each other.

In the November 22 election, Wilders and his extreme party became the strongest party, winning 37 seats out of 150 in parliament. During the election campaign, Wilders announced that he would freeze all immigration, reduce Dutch payments to the EU and prevent new members such as Ukraine from joining.

Parliamentary elections began after the announcement of the resignation of Mark Rutte, the Prime Minister of this country. His party’s government coalition fell apart over the country’s immigration policy. Of course, Rutte is still in his position and is looking for the post of NATO Secretary General.

According to the published reports, it is likely that the leaders of the parties in the coalition government will continue their activities. continue as parliamentarians and cabinet members may be chosen from “ordinary” members of parties or non-political people.

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