Geert Wilders acknowledges he will not be the next Dutch prime minister due to insufficient backing for his anti-Islam and anti-EU stance.

Negotiations, led by ex-senator Kim Putters, are underway to establish a technocratic government with reduced dependency on parliamentary parties.

The impending European elections are influencing the urgency of the talks to form a government that includes both political and expert figures.

Concerns are mounting over the prospective government's stability, given it will need to secure changeable majorities in parliament.

Party leaders, including Wilders, are set to examine the informateur's report before it is presented to the Dutch parliament.

While the new government is being formed, Prime Minister Mark Rutte continues in his role and is expected to lead the NATO.