Angela Merkel is happy for Friedrich Merz / Former Chancellor feels no pain about leaving the summit - "This is certainly a highlight for Friedrich Merz as well"
Osnabrück (ots) - Former Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU) does not regret no longer attending summits of heads of state and government. Merkel told the "Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung": "I can roughly imagine how it goes, but there is no melancholy. If I had been voted out of office after one legislative period, I would perhaps be sad that I hadn't experienced it often enough. But 16 years as Chancellor is an incredibly long time." Today, she simply thinks: "This is certainly a highlight for the new Chancellor, Friedrich Merz, to attend such a summit." Friedrich Merz participated in the G7 summit in Canada for the first time this week. Press contact: Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung Editorial Office Telephone: +49(0)541/310 207 Original content from: Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung, transmitted by news aktuell Original report: https://www.presseportal.de/pm/58964/6059796
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