Government - CDU and SPD want to sign coalition agreement
The CDU and SPD in Hesse plan to sign the coalition agreement for their future government alliance in Wiesbaden on Monday (10.00 a.m.). The two partners have chosen the new building of the Reinhard Ernst Museum, which has not yet opened, as the venue. At the weekend, the CDU and SPD had decided on the government program for the years 2024 to 2029 at their respective party conferences. While the Christian Democrats voted in favor by more than 99%, the SPD vote was preceded by a controversial discussion. In the end, just under 82% of SPD delegates voted in favor of the paper.
In the state elections on October 8, the Social Democrats received 15.1 percent of the vote, while the CDU received more than twice as many with 34.6 percent. The new state parliament in Wiesbaden will be constituted on January 18. In the past ten years or so, Hesse has been governed by a black-green coalition.
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The government alliance in Hesse, comprising the CDU and SPD, will officially start with the signing of the Coalition agreement in Wiesbaden on Monday. This agreement was approved by more than 99% of CDU delegates and just under 82% of SPD delegates during their respective party conferences over the weekend. The SPD, with 15.1% of the vote, and the CDU, with a significantly higher 34.6%, will form the new government, replacing the black-green coalition that has governed Hesse for the past decade. The new state parliament will be constituted on January 18, and the CDU and SPD have chosen the as-yet-unopened Reinhard Ernst Museum's new building in Wiesbaden as the venue for the signing ceremony.
Source: www.stern.de
