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13 May 2022 [10:18] - Today.Az
By Trend The most popular party in Slovenia's parliamentary elections says it has agreed to form a coalition government, Trend reports citing Euronews. The liberal Freedom Movement (GS) party of political novice Robert Golob secured 34.5% in April's vote, ahead of the Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS) of populist Prime Minister Janez Jansa. Golob told reporters on Wednesday that he had agreed to form a coalition with two other parties to create a cabinet of "experienced personalities and enthusiastic experts". The 55-year-old had been the head of a major electricity company in Slovenia before his election campaign. Golob had promised voters that he would restore "normality" and democracy in the European Union member state. He has secured a comfortable majority of 53 seats in the 90-seat Slovenian parliament, after winning support from the Social Democrats and the left-wing party Levica. Slovenian President Borut Pahor will formally launch consultations to form a government before Golob will be appointed prime minister in early June.
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