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President's Office Invites Parties for Government Formation Consultations

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YnetPolitics

President's Office Invites Factions for Consultations on Government Formation

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The Director-General of the President's Residence, Eyal Shviki, invited political faction representatives for consultations regarding the formation of a new government. The President's Office expressed its openness to all factions and urged representatives to engage with open minds to prevent additional elections. These consultations precede the formal assignment of the government formation mandate.

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  • President's Office invites faction representatives for government formation consultations.
  • Director-General Eyal Shviki sent out the invitations.
  • Consultations aim to prevent further elections.
  • Representatives are urged to come with open minds.

The Director-General of the President's Residence, Eyal Shviki, has sent invitations to representatives of political factions for consultation meetings. These meetings are scheduled ahead of the President's decision on assigning the mandate to form a new government. Shviki stated that the President's Residence is "wide open to all factions" and that the President expects their representatives to arrive with an open mind. He emphasized the importance of a willingness to listen and present ideas, with the goal of preventing further elections.

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