Landesregierung: Linke, Grüne und SPD sondieren in Berlin nach Verständigung weiter

The left-wing, green, and social-democratic parties in Berlin have made progress in their coalition-building efforts, according to a report in the RBB-„Abendschau“. The parties agreed on maintaining the shared declaration on combating antisemitism, as stated by SPD Landesvorsitzender Steffen Krach. The agreement is not only valid today but also in the future.

Left-Fraktion leader Elif Eralp confirmed the intention to include the joint declaration in the coalition agreement if a government is formed. The negotiations between the parties on Tuesday were interrupted, but Eralp announced that they will resume soon to discuss the central challenges facing their city. Eralp highlighted that the parties are in agreement and that misunderstandings have been resolved.

The leaders of the three parties stand behind the Berlin agreement. Krach explained that the agreement will be part of a possible coalition treaty to be decided by the parties at the end. The decision on whether to start coalition negotiations will be made by the party congress, based on the negotiation paper and the Berlin agreement reached last week.