This is not yet a confirmation but it is already an indication. By mid-July, the end of the hundred days set by Emmanuel Macron, it is Elisabeth Borne who will present "the new strategy of public finances, progress on immigration" or "ecological planning". It is the head of state himself who says it in the interview with La Provence which kicks off his three days in Marseille.
This announcement is rather reassuring for the Premier. Would the president instruct her to detail projects involving the coming months if it were to dismiss her a few months later? But exegesis of Macronian expression is a delicate art. Asked about the confidence he will place in Borne after July 14, he answers about the confidence he gives him until that date. Without explicitly committing to what happens next. It is understood that Elisabeth Borne has a good chance of staying, but Macron does not yet explicitly say that she will stay.
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