After several days of negotiations and final stalls, the composition of the new government, led by Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne, was unveiled on Friday May 20 by the secretary general of the Elysée, Alexis Kohler. A late announcement since it has been almost a month since Emmanuel Macron was re-elected. “This is not a light thing, it requires time, substantive exchanges”explained the head of state on Thursday.
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Finally, things have therefore accelerated in the last few hours. The new government team has 27 members (13 women and 14 men), parity being respected. Among them, there are 17 full-time ministers, six deputy ministers and four secretaries of state. New appointments could follow after the legislative elections on June 12 and 19.
Here is the composition of the Borne government:
The ministers
Bruno the MayorMinister of Economy, Finance, Industrial and Digital Sovereignty
Gerald DarmaninMinister of the Interior
Catherine ColonnaMinister for Europe and Foreign Affairs
Eric Dupond MorettiKeeper of the Seals, Minister of Justice
Amelie de MontchalinMinister of Ecological Transition and Territorial Cohesion
Pap NdiayeMinister of National Education and Youth
Sebastien LecornuMinister of the Armed Forces
Brigitte BourguignonMinister of Health and Prevention
Olivier DussoptMinister of Labour, Full Employment and Integration
Damien AbadMinister of Solidarity, Autonomy and People with Disabilities
Sylvie RetailleauMinister of Higher Education and Research
Marc FesneauMinister of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty
Stanislas GueriniMinister of Transformation and Public Service
Yael Braun-PivetMinister of Overseas
Rima Abdul MalakMinister of Culture
Agnes Pannier-RunacherMinister of Energy Transition
Amelie Oudea-CasteraMinister of Sports and the Olympic and Paralympic Games
The delegate ministers
• With the Prime Minister
Olivier VeranMinister Delegate for Relations with Parliament and Democratic Life
Isabel Rome, deputy minister in charge of Gender Equality, Diversity and Equal Opportunities
• With the Minister of Economy, Finance, Industrial and Digital Sovereignty
Gabriel Attal, delegated minister in charge of public accounts
• With the Minister of the Interior and the Minister for Ecological Transition
Christophe Bechu, delegated minister in charge of local authorities
• With the Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs
Frank RiesterMinister Delegate for Foreign Trade and Attractiveness
Clement Beaune, delegated minister in charge of Europe
Secretaries of State
• With the Prime Minister
Olivia Gregoiregovernment spokesperson
Justine Benincharged with the sea
Charlotte Caubel, responsible for children
• With the Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs
Chrysoula Zacharopoulouin charge of Development, Francophonie and International Partnerships