New red-green conversation: "Wants different bids"

During the morning, representatives of the Social Democrats, the Center Party, the Green Party and the Left Party met at Tändstickspalatset in central Stockholm.

A good meeting, according to V leader Nooshi Dadgostar - but V's ministerial demands remain.

- As far as government collaboration is concerned, we have a congressional decision on that and there are no new announcements in that regard, she says.

Earlier this week, V pulled out of the meetings citing that the Center had "turned". During the morning, the announcement came that the four red-green parties would meet again.

- We are here to listen to the new arrangement that the Center Party has. We had a different plan until last week, but the Center Party chose to change its direction, says Dadgostar to DN.

C leader Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist has requested that Magdalena Anderson and Ulf Kristersson each present a "total package" of the policies that their respective governments will pursue and which parties will be included. These will be presented on Friday.

- We are in a position where the Center Party wants something else. Now it looks more and more like they want different bids in, as we understand it, says Dadgostar.

Magdalena Andersson describes the red-green conversations as good. The S leader still hopes to get a government together.

- We are having discussions now and my ambition is to be able to form a government with 176 mandates, the majority we have together, Andersson tells SVT.

The Green Party's spokespersons Amanda Lind and Daniel Helldén were seen leaving the Tändstickspalatset at 1 p.m.

- Good and constructive meetings, says Lind to DN.

Andersson has announced that she wants to form a government with MP and C with V as support party. Dadgostar says on Wednesday that she still wants to see a four-party government.