The ongoing political crisis in Netherlands with the departure of far -right Hert Wilders party from the government coalition and the resignation of Prime Minister Dick Soof It acts as an example for the government, in favor of the argument of political stability. Given her political rebound New Democracy In polls, government officials point out that the Eurozone’s fifth economy is discouraging in political experimentation.
Can the election To be slow and scheduled for 2027, according to the prime minister, government But it is already in a hurry to put the dilemmas for the citizens. After all, a few days ago by a cabinet, the Council of Ministers Kyriakos Mitsotakis put on Agenda with horizon in 2030pointing out that the government must work in long -term targeting and in fact photographing its will for a third four years with the ND and itself at the helm of the country.
As government sources point out, developments are a reminder of the importance of political stability, especially in a critical economic and geopolitical context for the EU, even countries with a long tradition of inter -party cooperation find it difficult to form stable multi -party governments.
“If in the Netherlands it cannot be deprived of a motley government for more than a year, imagine what can happen in Greece that we do not have a culture of partnerships with few exceptions,” a central government source said. It should be noted, Mr Mitsotakis has never deviated from the strategy and narrative of the ND self -reliance in the third four years.
In the government they stand and the fact that The crisis in The Hague is the result of disagreements around the migratorywhich according to the same analysis also reminds us of the challenges that arise, when many parties were called upon to consult with different pursuits, especially when it comes to intractable issues or in cases where immediate decision -making is required. And Mr Mitsotakis, after all, has been rhetorical in the past what should happen in cases of national crises, since he had to consult with other government partners on appropriate decisions.