Auckland : New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will resign from her post next month. She has announced that she will not participate in the general elections to be held this year. Speaking to reporters in Napier on Thursday, Ardern said February 7 would be her last day in the Prime Minister’s Office. Announcing her resignation, Jacinda became emotional and was seen in tears. She said that I am not leaving this post because it is very difficult. Had it been so, I would have left within two months.
Jacinda said, ‘I am leaving it because with such a privileged role comes responsibility. The responsibility of knowing when there is the right person to lead and when not. He said that I know what this job requires and I am not able to judge now. That’s all. Ardern became prime minister in a coalition government in 2017. She was about to face a tough election campaign last year but has now announced not to contest.
Succeeded in stopping Corona
Jacinda’s Liberal Labor Party registered a historic victory in the elections held two years ago. But recent polls show his party trailing behind its left rivals. Jacinda Ardern was praised all over the world for her handling of the coronavirus pandemic. He did not allow the virus to enter the borders of the country for months. However, New Zealand abandoned its zero-tolerance strategy after new variants emerged and the vaccine became available.
