liðasamtök
In Icelandic politics, a líðasamtök (third‑party agreement) refers to a formal accord between political parties that stipulates how they will collaborate over a defined period, typically following general elections. The purpose of a líðasamtök is to provide a structured framework for cooperation, allowing parties to coordinate policy priorities, assign parliamentary responsibilities, and, when applicable, decide on the formation of a coalition government. These agreements are usually drafted by senior party leaders and may be recorded as a written memorandum that is publicly available.
Key components of a líðasamtök include the distribution of committee seats, rules governing joint voting, a
Historically, Iceland’s political landscape has seen several prominent líðasamtök. Following the 2016 elections, a notable accord