CDU, CSU, and SPD Leadership to Resume Coalition Talks on Friday

The parties aim to finalize a coalition agreement by Easter, building on proposals from 16 working groups to address Germany's key challenges.

The CDU, CSU, and SPD will meet at the SPD headquarters in Berlin on March 28 to continue coalition negotiations at the leadership level.
The discussions will be based on policy proposals developed by 16 working groups since March 13, covering critical areas such as fiscal policy, migration, and social reforms.
The main negotiating group includes 19 senior representatives, including party leaders Friedrich Merz, Markus Söder, Lars Klingbeil, and Saskia Esken.
The coalition aims to form a stable and capable federal government focused on stability, economic renewal, and social cohesion.
Future negotiations will be held confidentially, rotating between CDU, SPD, and Bavarian state offices to ensure focused deliberations.