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Elisabeth Borne, appointed Prime Minister on Monday May 16, is currently working on the composition of the government. Do we already know what the new government will look like and, above all, when it will be unveiled? We find Guillaume Daret, on site at Matignon, in Paris.
Elisabeth Borne, appointed Prime Minister on Monday May 16, is in the process of forming a new government. This may take several days, because “it’s a difficult balance to find with parity, the different political sensitivities of the majority who want to be represented”, indicates Guillaume Daret, live from the Hôtel de Matignon in Paris (Île-de-France). “What we know about architecture is that we are often promised a tight team of 15-16 ministers,” reports the journalist.
A central place should be given to ecology, “with two ministers, one in charge of energy planning, the other of territorial ecological planning, and perhaps also a minister directly in charge of the Paris Olympics in 2024”, reports Guillaume Daret. Élisabeth Borne is also starting to put together her close team, with Aurélien Rousseau, the former director of the Ile-de-France Regional Health Agency.