Three parliamentary parties in the Czech Republic have signed a coalition agreement

In the Czech Republic, the parties ANO (Action of Dissatisfied Citizens), SPD (Freedom and Direct Democracy) and Motoriste (United Motorists) have signed an agreement to form a government coalition. This was reported on November 3 by Seznam Zpravy.

It is noted that the association received the support of 108 out of 200 deputies. The coalition members pledged to vote unanimously on key laws related to the budget, taxes and foreign policy.

The association announced its intention to support Ukraine's movement towards NATO membership and accession to the European Union (EU), as well as to provide diplomatic support to the state. According to the newspaper, the new government is scheduled to be presented by the end of November, and it will have to start working from mid-December.

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Earlier, on October 4, it was reported that the ANO movement, led by Andrei Babish, won the parliamentary elections in the country by 99.55% of polling stations. The ANO won 34.69% of the vote in the election. After that, on October 19, Babis went on vacation instead of participating in negotiations on the formation of the future government of the Czech Republic.

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