The list was long in coming.
The names of potential "
ministers
" had been circulating for several days.
Almost a month after his re-election, Emmanuel Macron has completed forming his new government, announced by Alexis Kohler from the steps of the Élysée Palace.
For the first time since 1992, it will be headed by a woman: Élisabeth Borne, 61, former Minister of Transport, Labor and Ecological Transition.
She succeeds Jean Castex, who says he is now ready to take "
a step aside, leaving national politics
".
If the former government comprised 42 members (16 ministers, 15 deputy ministers and 10 secretaries of state), this one has 27 members: 17 ministers, 6 deputy ministers, as well as 4 secretaries of state should only be appointed after the legislative elections.
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LIVE - Legislative 2022: the composition of the new government known this afternoon, a Council of Ministers on Monday
In accordance with his campaign commitment in Marseille to appoint a prime minister "
in charge of planning
", supported "
by two strong ministers
", Emmanuel Macron created the posts of ministers "
in charge of energy planning
" and "
in charge of
ecological planning and territorial
", occupied respectively by Agnès Pannier-Runacher and Amélie de Montchalin.
The composition of the new government
Prime Minister
: Elisabeth Borne
The ministers :
Minister of Economy, Finance
and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty
: Bruno Le Maire
Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs
: Catherine Colonna
Minister for Ecological Transition and Territorial Cohesion:
Amélie de Montchalin
Minister of National Education and Youth:
Pap Ndiaye
Minister of the Armed Forces
: Sébastien Lecornu
Minister of Health and Prevention
: Brigitte Bourguignon
Minister of Labour, Full Employment and Integration
: Oliver Dussopt
Minister of Solidarity, Autonomy and People with Disabilities
: Damien Abad
Minister of Higher Education and Research
: Sylvie Retailleau
Minister of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty
: Marc Fesneau
Minister of Transformation and the Public Service
: Stanislas Guérini
Overseas Minister
: Yaël Braun-Pivet
Minister of Culture
: Rima Abdul Malak
Minister for Energy Transition
: Agnès Pannier-Runacher
Minister of Sports and the Olympic and Paralympic Games
: Amélie Oudéa-Castéra
Delegate Ministers:
From the Prime Minister:
In charge of relations with Parliament and in charge of democratic life
: Olivier Véran
In charge of gender equality, diversity and equal opportunities
: Isabelle Lonvis-Rome
With the Minister of Economy, Finance and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty:
Public Accounts Officer
: Gabriel Attal
From the Minister of the Interior:
Responsible for Local Authorities
: Christophe Béchu
To the Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs:
Head of Foreign Trade and Attractiveness
: Franck Riester
Head of Europe
: Clément Beaune
Secretaries of State
From the Prime Minister:
Government Spokesperson
: Olivia Grégoire
Responsible for the Sea
: Justine Benin
Responsible for children
: Charlotte Caubel
To the Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs:
In charge of Francophonie and International Partnerships
: Chrysoula Zacharopoulou
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The government will meet for the first time Monday at 10 a.m. at the Élysée.
After the legislative elections on June 12 and 19, he will have to implement Emmanuel Macron's campaign promises: bring France to full employment in 2027, gradually raise the retirement age to 65, condition the payment of the RSA to an obligation of 15 to 20 hours of activity or even to double the presence of the internal security forces "
by additional creation but also profound transformations of working time
".
