Austria’s Europe Minister to step down from office
ZURICH (Reuters) – Austria’s Minister for Europe and Constitutional Affairs, Karoline Edtstadler, is stepping down from government and will not seek a ministerial post in the country’s next administration.
A spokesman confirmed the decision to news agency APA after the news was first reported in newspaper Kronen Zeitung late on Saturday.
Edtstadler, a member of the conservative Austrian People’s Party (OVP), is a member of the negotiating team trying to set up a coalition government after Austria’s recent election.
The politician will remain a minister until a new government is formed and remain as an MP for Salzburg after leaving office.
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