The Reform Party, which won the elections in Estonia, decided at a board meeting on Tuesday that it will propose the start of coalition talks between the Eesti 200 party and the Social Democratic Party.
This is reported by ERR.
Reform Party leader Kaya Kallas said on Tuesday that the reformists have many common points of contact with the Eesti 200 party and the Social Democratic Party, so they will invite these parties to start coalition talks.
The head of the reformists hopes that it will be possible to sit down at the negotiating table in the near future. "My suggestion is to start tomorrow," Callas said.
On Monday, the board of the Reform Party discussed four coalition options: the Reform Party and the Center Party; Reform Party, Social Democrats and Isamaa; Reform Party, Eesti 200 and Social Democrats; Reform Party, Eesti 200 and Isamaa.
According to the final results of the elections in Estonia, the victory in the parliamentary elections was won by the Reform Party of Prime Minister Kai Kallas, who received 37 mandates in the Riigikogu.