As Jean Castex prepares to submit the resignation of his government, a look back at Emmanuel Macron's first five-year term which saw sixty-nine different people - 36 men and 33 women - sit at the table of the Council of Ministers, including two prime ministers.
Philippe: 1145 days, Castex: 679
Édouard Philippe remained prime minister longer than Jean Castex.
With 1145 days at Matignon, the mayor of Le Havre is in eighth position in terms of longevity, out of a total of twenty-three holders, between Pierre Mauroy and Jean-Pierre Raffarin.
On Friday, the former mayor of Prades will reach a total of 679 days, which puts him almost on par with Pierre Messmer and Jean-Marc Ayrault.
There were two Philip governments.
The first formed the day after the election of Emmanuel Macron had 22 members (3 ministers of state, 13 ministers, 2 ministers to another minister and 4 secretaries of state).
The second, following the June 2017 legislative elections, was expanded to 29 members.
But redesign...
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