The French president announced the names of the people who will be part of his cabinet this Friday afternoon. Among them, the social democrat Élisabeth Borne stands out as prime minister, who was already appointed as such last Monday.
The French Presidency announced this Friday the composition of the new government, which will innovation and continuitybecause they follow heavyweights like the economy ministers, Bruno LeMaireand Inside, Gerard Darmanin In total, he has elected 17 ministers: nine men and eight women, who will be headed by the Prime Minister, Elizabeth Borne
The Conservative Diplomat Catherine Colonnagovernment spokesman during Jacques Chirac’s presidency, will become the head of Foreign Affairs, according to the list released by the secretary-general of the Elysee, Alexis Kohler.
He repeats as number two of Foreign Affairs, directly responsible for Europe, Clemens BeauneSecretary of State.
The new executive also includes several staunch macronistas who have been promoted, such as the former secretary of state Olivia Gregoirewho will be the new spokeswoman for the French government.
The President’s Advisor Rima Abdul Malak emerges from anonymity to head the Ministry of Culture, replacing conservative Roselyne Bachelot, while Stanislas Gueringeneral deputy of the president’s party, Emmanuel Macron, will deal with transformation and public function.
Among the 17 announced ministries, six deputy ministers and four secretaries of state, other names from the macronistic environment stand out, such as the head of health who managed the pandemic, Olivier Veranwho becomes Deputy Minister to the Prime Minister and is responsible for relations with Parliament.
The Ministry of Health now falls under: Brigitte Bourguignonformer socialist deputy in 2012 and again in 2017 with La República en Marcha, Macron’s party, renamed “Renaissance” in 2022.
also highlights Amelie de Montchalinone of the youngest faces of the new executive, aged 36, now Minister of Ecological Transition and Cohesion of the Territories, while Agnes Panier Runacher becomes Minister of Energy Transition.
Repeat in office the Minister of Justice, the controversial lawyer Eric Dupond-Morettiand the former Minister of Overseas Sebastien Lecornu will now deal with Defence, while the Macronist deputy Yaël Braun-Pivet Overseas will be in charge.
the historian Pap Nd’iayeprofessor at the prestigious Sciences Po University and director of the Immigration Museum, becomes Minister of National Education and Youth, and the head of Higher Education and Research becomes physicist Sylvie Retailleaufrom the direction of Paris-Saclay University.
The name change of some ministries, such as those of Economy, Finance and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty, as well as that of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty, was surprising, falling on the centrist Marc Fessau This claim to sovereignty coincides with Macron’s promises to increase the country’s autonomy and independence in industrial and food production.
the conservative Damian Abadwho has just left the leadership of the conservative party Los Republicanos, has become Minister of Solidarity, Autonomy and People with Disabilities.
Finally, the portfolio of Sport and Olympic and Paralympic Games has fallen into the hands of the hitherto director of the French Tennis Federation, Amelie Oudea-Castera
The government will also be headed by a Social Democratic Prime Minister, Elizabeth Borne This was mentioned last Monday, in an attempt to reflect the balance of macronism, “both left and right,” according to the president himself.
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Source: EITB
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