German Chancellor and leader of the Social Democratic Party, Olaf Schultz, admitted "defeat" in the general elections, on Sunday, and congratulated his conservative rival, the leader of the Christian Democratic Union Party (right right), Friedrich Mirz on the victory, who stressed the need to "become Germany Present in Europe again. ”

Schultz added in his first reaction: "This is a bad and bitter electoral result of the Social Democratic Party, and I also bear the result of defeat." He said in statements directed at Mirz: "Congratulations on the outcome of the elections," without commenting on his political future.

For a return, German radio Deutsche Welle quoted the leader of the Christian Democratic Union Party as saying that he wanted to form a government "as soon as possible" in light of the current international challenges. 

Mirz added: "The outside world will not wait for us, nor will he wait for lengthy coalition negotiations (...). We have to be ready to work quickly again to do what is necessary at the internal level, in order to become present in Europe again." p>

In turn, the leader of the alternative for the far -right Germany, Alice Fidel praised the "historical result" that her party achieved in the legislative elections.

Fayedel said, at its party’s headquarters in Berlin after the party obtained between 19.5 and 20% of the votes, that is, twice what it got 4 years ago, which is a historical result of this anti -immigration formation, which was established in 2013, “We achieved a historic result” , Adding that the party is now "strongly firm" in the political scene, according to the German radio.

The Christian Democratic Union Party has finally enjoying a clear progress in opinion polls, while she also expected that Mirz will become the next German adviser, but at the lowest result, as it will only win 30% of the votes, while the Social Democratic Party may get , Leading Schultz on only 15.5% in third place.