Jarasch considers the coalition agreement to be feasible in six weeks

Berlin's Green Party leader Bettina Jarasch believes it is feasible to be through with the coalition negotiations by the end of November.

“It's sporty, that's pretty close.

But I think we will get there because we already know each other and are not starting from scratch, ”Jarasch told the German press agency.

The SPD, the Greens and the Left concluded their exploratory talks on Friday and agreed on a result paper.

Berlin - You want to start coalition negotiations in the coming week.

"The third exploratory round in particular makes me confident that we will manage the coalition negotiations in a very good atmosphere that is willing to agree," said Jarasch.

"The most demanding of all that we still have ahead of us is the question of the financial framework and, accordingly, the prioritization that we have to undertake," emphasized the Green politician.

"In the last coalition agreement there were a lot of things in it that we knew we probably wouldn't be able to finance all of them." give.

"It'll take some tough talks or the famous night of the long knives," said Jarasch.

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“We made it up to us to prioritize, but in the end we may find that we have to put things on hold or find other solutions. We still have to look at this financial plan, it would have been too much for an exploratory group. "

The exploratory paper with guidelines for future common policy is a good basis.

"It doesn't just contain sentences of timeless beauty, but you can tell that we have discussed all the topics where there are conflicts or different priorities," said the Green politician.

"We now also know where there are opportunities for agreement on conflict issues and where there are more things in common than expected," said Jarasch.

"I believe that we have a basis for coalition negotiations in which all three partners can have the confidence that one was not completely wrong about the other."

Jarasch was the top candidate of the Greens in the House of Representatives elections, who have become the second strongest party behind the SPD.

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