It was a question of offering the scalp of the ENA to the “yellow vests” at the end of the great debate. In April, Emmanuel Macron announced the disappearance of the National School of Administration, symbol of the French elite. Much more technical than it seems, this project, which looks more like an important grooming, is not easy to carry out. Especially since it cascaded the reform of a dozen other schools and the careers of all senior officials.
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A first report submitted in November by the enarch in charge of this delicate mission, Frédéric Thiriez, after five months of work and 200 hearings, had not been considered innovative enough by Matignon. The Prime Minister gave him a second mission letter at the end of November to complete his report, which is to be released at the end of January. He asked him to assess four areas of "essential" thinking, including the organization of competitions and schooling, parallel competitions, career paths, the creation of an institute of higher education
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