Wissing remains minister: FDP exit for new coalition in Berlin!

Wissing remains minister: FDP exit for new coalition in Berlin!

Berlin, Deutschland - Berlin. A bang in German politics! Federal Transport Minister Volker Wissing has announced his resignation from the FDP today and still remains a non -party minister in the government of the SPD and the Greens. He announced this surprising decision in a press release from Berlin.

"According to the coalition committee yesterday, Chancellor asked me in a personal conversation whether I was ready to continue the Federal Minister of Digital and Traffic under the new conditions," said Wissing. After a careful consideration, he decided to agree to Chancellor Scholz and continue the ministerial office. The reason for leaving the FDP? Wissing does not want to be a burden on the party and has communicated this to Christian Lindner this morning.

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Wissing's step is not only a personal, but also a political turning point. As a non -party minister, he will continue to steer the Department of Transport, while the FDP has to accept another loss without it. The question remains: How will this decision affect the coalition? The political landscape in Germany faces new challenges, and Wissing could play a key role in the upcoming negotiations.