Grand Coalition

A grand coalition, on the other hand, is a specific type of coalition government where the two largest political parties or groups in a parliamentary system join forces to form a government. This usually happens in situations where no single party is able to secure a majority of seats on its own, and the political landscape makes it difficult or undesirable to form a coalition with smaller parties. Grand coalitions are often formed during times of national crisis or when major structural reforms are needed that require broad consensus across the political spectrum. The purpose is to create a stable and strong government capable of making and implementing decisions that might be difficult to achieve with a more fragmented government composition.