Mirz, the advisor in Germany, was elected in the second parliamentary vote after an unexpected setback

Friedrich Mirz was elected as a German advisor in a parliamentary vote from the second round on Tuesday, after that Failure to secure the necessary support Earlier in the day.

Mirz needed at least 316 of 630 parliament members to vote for him. He received 325 votes.

in Previous voteOnly 310 Bundestag members voted for Merz to become a consultant on an unexpected and unprecedented setback. Then I followed hours of uncertainty because it was not clear when the second vote would happen, and what is the result.

After a successful vote, Mirz was officially appointed as a German presidentandK-walter steinmeier on Tuesday afternoon.

German Laxative The Securities Market Index reduced losses after the result of the second vote. It was 0.4 % less by 3:22 pm London time.

Mirz was widely expected to become the largest economy in Europe after the federal elections in Germany in February. Its party, the Christian Democratic Union in the right of the center, with the Christian Social Union, obtained the largest share of votes at that time.

They are expected to form a government in alliance with the Social Democratic Party in the center, which ranked third in the elections.

On Monday, the parties officially signed their coalition agreement after weeks of negotiations that started shortly after the elections. The agreement defines policy plans including deportation, changes in the tax rules of individuals and companies, and social security measures such as the minimum wage.

The CDU-CSU/SPD alliance has already announced the new cabinet choices. The Deputy Adviser and Minister of Finance is scheduled to include Lars Klinjibli, next Minister of Economy Catherina Reish and Foreign Minister Johan and Edell.

The 69 -year -old German adviser now spent his life between politics and business.

After school, he studied law and worked as a judge and a lawyer. He also has high positions in various major companies, including Blackrock Gemeny, and worked on Ey Gemeny and Deutsche Börse boards.

Mirz said that his affiliation with the Islamic Development Agreement began when he was still at school. He was involved in the party’s youth organization and ultimately like the party in the European Parliament before joining Bundestag.

In the early first decade of the twentieth century, many of his political career were distinguished by competing with the former CDU adviser Angela Merkel. It has been linked to the ranks of Beers, which is retreating from politics for several years.

He will now lead Germany in a fraudulent time of the country, which is struggling with the slow economy, stagnation, internal tensions on immigration and tensions with the United States over commercial policy and geopolitical challenges such as the Russia-Ocreen war.

Expectations are also high due to the last financial package that stems from the CDU-CSU/SPD alliance negotiations. They included changes to long -term debt rules, as well as a major investment fund targeting infrastructure and climate.

“Unfortunately, what followed since then was a series of slippage and sometimes clumsy political moves.”

“Given forward, today’s events are a painful reminder that it will be difficult for the government to fulfill high expectations regarding investments and reforms,” ​​he added. “Friedrich Mirz and his government are now facing the huge challenge of restoring economic power while keeping everyone in their parties align.”