Negotiations between the Social Democratic Party (SPD), the Greens and the Liberals (FDP) to form a co-operative government are in the final stages, while, according to Focus magazine, the composition of the new cabinet has already begun. Under Olaf Solz (SPD).
According to the magazine, the Minister of Finance will be the leader of the FDP, Christian Lindner, while the Greens candidate for Chancellor Analena Berbok will be the next Minister of Foreign Affairs and its co-chair, Robert Hambeck, will take over a new super-ministry. , to which will be added the Climate policy. Mr. Hubeck will also be Vice Chancellor.
The current Minister of Justice, Christine Lambrecht (SPD), seems to have a significant chance of remaining in government, despite the fact that she is no longer an MP, taking over the Ministry of Interior. The Ministry of Health, according to the same sources, takes over the FDP executive Michael Toirer, while the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs remains Hubertus Hale (SPD). FDP MP Marie-Agnes Strak-Zimmermann is destined for the defense ministry, while the Liberals will be given the justice ministry, along with Volker Wissing or Marco Bushman. The Greens are expected to take over the Ministry of Rural Development, which may be expanded with responsibilities for the Environment, with Steffi Grune, and the Ministry of Family, with Catherine Goering-Eckart. The Ministry of Development Aid will be assigned to Berbel Kofler of the SPD, while the Chancellor will be Olaf Soltz’s close associate Wolfgang Smith.
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