If all goes well, the regional elections will be held on June 13 and 20.
Guest of the “Talk Le Figaro” Tuesday, Nadia Hai, Minister Delegate in charge of the City, hopes that the
“very pragmatic” approach
of LREM will pay off.
"Our strategy is very simple, it is about placing a project at the heart of our action and bringing people together",
she defends.
Previously Member of Parliament for Yvelines, she has a perfect understanding of Ile-de-France issues.
“Île-de-France is today at the heart of the recovery plan,”
she argues.
"If there is a strategy to adopt with Valérie Pécresse, it will have to be determined well in advance of the ballot,"
she warns, nevertheless denouncing the refusal of the president of Île-de-France.
"She decided not to work with us, we take note of it",
sweeps the walker who, in passing, recalls the real ambitions of the Free candidate!
(ex-LR).
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"We refuse that these regional elections serve as a presidential springboard,"
she denounces again.
“We do not have a stubborn ideology, we are not locked into party logic,”
she continues.
LREM goes
"where the ideas are good and correspond to the values and principles that we defend, to this objective of progress",
maintains Hai.
"If candidates recognize themselves in our project, we are obviously keen to work with them."
Targeted responses
Nadia Hai reaffirms the strong expectation of transformation of the Ile-de-France departments.
"Seine-Saint-Denis, Hauts-de-Seine, Yvelines and Val-de-Marne want concrete answers in terms of mobility, support for ecological transition, safety",
summarizes the former deputy.
She is working on it, her objective being above all to give targeted answers and
"obviously"
results.
3.3 billion euros are devoted to the city's social policy.
“This is a first brick in terms of equal opportunities,”
she says.
Among other flagship measures, it details the republican reconquest strategy and welcomes the deployment of educational estates.
Originally from Trappes, Nadia Hai affirms her support for the professor of philosophy and the mayor of Trappes who
"both today are victims of threats".
According to her,
"we must neither fall into demonization nor fall into angelism".
It nevertheless confirms the phenomena of separatism in Trappes, but
"to summarize this city to that, it is to fall into ways which can be dangerous"
.
