A youth who would have "found work" and
"his full place in society"
,
"a new more ecological and digital productive model"
and a
"new model of social protection"
: Emmanuel Macron projects his
"vision"
for 2025 in
L Opinion
to be published Thursday April 29.
One year before the 2022 presidential election, the head of state, who has not yet revealed whether he would be a candidate for a new term, says that as president, he has
"less to predict what will happen than to project a vision, an aspiration ”
.
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Invited by the liberal daily to imagine its Unes for 2025, he replied:
“I am an optimist of the will.
If we want to, if we do not give up on the ambition for transformation that the French brought to power in 2017, our Nation can play its full part in inventing the world to come ”
.
The Head of State would like them to focus on
"our Renaissance"
, with a youth
"who would have turned the page on the pandemic, made up for lost study hours, stolen experiences and, thanks to the recovery plan , found work, its full place in our society ”
.
A "new French model of social protection"
"We are working so that in April 2025, a front page can appear on French industrial excellence, its new, more ecological and digital production model"
, another on
"the new French model of social protection"
with
"fairer pensions and perpetuated ”
, more Unes
“ on a powerful Europe ”
or even
“ less and less Unes populated by tragic various facts ”.
For Emmanuel Macron, if these objectives
“may seem distant when we have just signed a very gradual timetable for the reopening of the country”
, they are nevertheless
“within reach”
thanks to the
“reforms undertaken for four years”
.
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The president, who conquered the Elysee Palace in 2017 on a line
“and on the right, and on the left”
, has still not announced whether he would seek a second term.
The polls show him the winner against Marine Le Pen in the second round, but one of them recently revealed that six in ten French people would not vote for him in the first round.