Following the dissolution of the government earlier this week due to a contentious election campaign, Prime Minister Mitty Frederksen of Denmark’s list began negotiations today, on Friday, to establish a new coalition.
Jacob Emman Yenson, leader of the Conservative Liberal Vinistster Party, was first encountered as the Social Democratic Party’s leader.
Later, Friedrixen intends to discuss the prospects of creating a new administration with the leaders of other parties at its official residence in Marinburg, which is located north of Copenhagen.
The Social Democratic Party once again proved to be the strongest party in the elections held last Tuesday, outperforming both the Vincent party and the moderate party headed by the late former prime minister Lars Rasmussen.
The left-leaning coalition, which backed the Friedrixen-led minority administration in Parliament, was able to secure a simple majority by collecting votes from the islands of Greenland and Varo in the final round of voting.
Friedrixen seeks to form a broad government through the political spectrum, an unusual form of judgment in Denmark Friedrixen said this morning that the voters expressed a clear desire to form a parliament that works together..
Friedrixen starts negotiating the formation of a new Danish government.
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