Prague: Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis and his government has resigned in the formal steps needed by the Constitution after last month’s parliamentary election.
Babis said Thursday she sent a letter of resignation to President Milos Zeman.
The head of state is expected to ask Babis to live in the office until the new government is appointed.
The Babis Government must resign after the first session of the house under the new parliament is complete, which occurred on Wednesday.
The three-party coalition, liberal-conservative known together won the October 8-9 election with 27.8% of the vote.
Together in collaboration with the Central Left Liberal Coalition consisting of a pirate party and a group of mayors and independent candidates, who came in third place with 15.6% of the vote.
This new partnership will accommodate 108 seats at the lower parliamentary house 200 seats, lowering babis, a populist billionaire, and the central movement (yes) to the opposition.
Zeman has asked Petr Fiala, a winning coalition candidate to form a new government.
Five parties from the coalition signed this week’s agreement to rule together.
Not immediately clear when the President, who is currently being hospitalized, will vow at the New Prime Minister and his government.
Zeman’s condition recently improved and he no longer needed intensive care, Saiys Prague Military Hospital.