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Guillaume Tabard: “Why the end of the reshuffle will wait”

2024-01-18T18:15:33.387Z

Highlights: The end of the reshuffle will not be until January 31 at the earliest. This is due to the fact that many of the new ministers will be absent from the country. The new government will also take some time to settle in to their new roles. The reshuffle is expected to be completed by the end of January. The first session of the Council of Ministers will be held on January 31. The second session will take place on January 28. The final session will be on January 30.


COUNTERPOINT – For Emmanuel Macron, it is a question of letting the tight team appointed last Thursday settle in.


The rest of the reshuffle will wait.

If a rapid scenario had been considered, Emmanuel Macron and Gabriel Attal decided: it is after the Prime Minister's general policy speech that the government will be completed, therefore at best on January 31 - the next day -, or even in the first days from February.

This delay is notably due to the presidential calendar.

Germany, India, Sweden, the head of state will be frequently absent from national soil in the days to come.

But it is also about letting the tight team named last Thursday settle in.

Eleven ministers and three delegated ministers, the executive wants to take the time to convince that it is indeed a “pack” and not a “Mexican army” which is in charge of “Act II of the five-year term”.

Before being appointed Secretaries of State, Macron wants the heads of poles to have already left their mark on public opinion, and not only because of controversies... The holding of the Council of Ministers in the Green Room of the Élysée …

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Source: lefigaro

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