Participants in the Gobes bargaining round will not enter into a confidentiality agreement

Potential government partners will not enter into a confidentiality agreement, it was decided during the second round of talks led by the government and led by Prime Minister Alda Gobzema ("KPV LV").

According to the work plan of Prime Minister KPV LV's office tasked with negotiating the Gobzeme government, the first meeting held on Tuesday was the signing of a confidentiality agreement. Wednesday, the badociation of the party "Development / For!" And the party "New Unity" adhered to the confidentiality agreement Wednesday.

Both political forces agreed that the public should be informed. Edgars Rinkevics, representative of New Unity, Minister of Foreign Affairs, said: "We are delighted to have withdrawn, in our opinion, a very controversial issue of confidentiality, as it has been proposed. We have not reached any agreement. "

"We agreed that we talk about ourselves, what we think, we do not say what others think," continued the representative of "New Unity". Also, "Development / About!" Chief Juris Pūce pointed out that the badociation will express and defend its views in joint meetings and outside of them.

In turn, Prime Minister Gobzem drew attention to the fact that the confidentiality agreement was not intended to conceal from society the ongoing discussions, but to ensure that no one offusque of the negotiation process.

The second round of talks on forming the government would have taken place Wednesday following the work plan proposed by President-elect Raimond Withn, appointed by Prime Minister Gobzma. Political forces met to discuss the principles of cooperation, dispute resolution, as well as internal and external communication.

Similarly, during the interviews, a number of disagreements between political forces were noted. Most parties disagree with the establishment of "KPV LV" during closed meetings of the Cabinet of Ministers and regarding the automatic admission of state secrets to deputies and ministers of Saeima.

It was announced that President Raimonds Vejonis, after meeting all the political forces at the 13th Saeima, decided on November 26 to entrust the formation of the government to the leader of the party "KPV LV" Aldis Gobzems.

President Gömez, alongside the president-elect, Gobzem, like his predecessor, gave two weeks to the new leader of the conservative party, Janis Bordans, to mark the outlines of the government, get the support of the majority of the Saeima and highlight the possible composition of the government and the priority work to be carried out. If Gobzem does not succeed until December 10 (inclusive), Vjonis will remember his appointment and invite another candidate for the post of prime minister to form a government.