Two weeks after the results of the legislative elections, the government is undergoing a facelift. The Prime Minister, Élisabeth Borne took the opportunity to get rid of the ministers who had been beaten (Amélie de Montchalin, Brigitte Bourguignon, Justine Bénin) and those who, like Damien Abad (targeted by a complaint for attempted rape), have been controversial. One issue is now on the agenda, that of “ecological and energy planning“, and the composition of the government was unveiled on July 4 by decree.
Back in government, like Marlène Schiappa
If we learned that Marlène Schiappa, former Minister Delegate for Citizenship, was back to the post of Secretary of State in charge of the Social and Solidarity Economy and Community Life, other well-known names are also mentioned.
Last May, Gabriel Attal notably went from government spokesperson to Minister Delegate in charge of Public Accounts. This July 4, the companion of Stéphane Séjourné does not change places. In his former position, it is Olivier Véran, the former Minister of Health, who will officiate.
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As for Sarah El Haïry, 33, she is returning to the government after leaving it last May. On the strength of her victory in the 5th constituency of Loire-Atlantique, in the north-east of Nantes, on Sunday June 19, during the second round of the legislative elections, the deputy MoDem obtains the same portfolio as during the previous mandate of Emmanuel Macron. He who will have to rely on the parties that support him has taken over the centrist as Secretary of State for Youth and Associative Life.
His common point with Gabriel Attal
The first time she had been contacted to join the executive was in August 2020, and she had joined the Castex government. She who admits to having “learned a lot” in this position, is now the youngest of the government (tied with Gabriel Attal who was born the same day, March 16, 1989).
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