The Hague: Europe and the Arabs - Agencies
One day I will become prime minister in the Netherlands thanks to the help and support of more Dutch people, and if that does not happen tomorrow, it will happen the day after tomorrow because the voice of millions of Dutch people will respond to him one day. This is what was stated in a post on the “X website” by the leader of the extreme right-wing Freedom Party in Netherlands Geert Wilders
According to media reports, Wilders, who is against Islam, immigration and asylum, wrote that he does not have the support of his potential partners in the government coalition to become the next Dutch prime minister.
Wilders said on the “X” platform (formerly Twitter): “I cannot become prime minister unless all parties in the coalition support this, which is not the case.”
His comments come after Dutch media reported that the breakthrough announced in coalition talks on Tuesday night was that the leaders of the four parties involved in the protracted coalition negotiations would remain in parliament.
This increases the possibility of the formation of a technical cabinet of experts.
Although it now appears that Wilders will not lead the government, he and the For Freedom Party will remain the driving force behind the administration after his landslide victory in the November 22 elections.
Wilders added on "X": "I really wanted a right-wing government, less asylum and immigration. The Dutch people are number one. The love of my country and my voters is bigger and more important than my position."