Nadia Hai, the vice-president of the Renaissance group in the National Assembly, salutes “a great lady of state” and “a personality who will have left her mark on Matignon”

“Under emotion”, Nadia HaiMP for Yvelines, vice-president of the Renaissance group in the National Assembly, reacted, Monday January 8, to the departure of Elisabeth Borne. “It is also an opportunity to salute this great lady of state, who is a personality who will have left her mark on Matignon, an extremely courageous woman for the task, and who has always prioritized the general interest, service to the Nation before any other consideration”adds Nadia Hai.

The departure of an ally?

Nadia Haiwho voted against the Immigration law, does she feel like she is losing a political ally with the departure of Élisabeth Borne? “Today we are part of a group, of a majority which in 2017 wanted to occupy a central axis with unifying values”recalls the MP for Yvelines, before reframing: “Disagreeing on certain measures is not calling into question the loyalty, fidelity or even the values ​​that have united us since 2017. It is disagreeing on specific measures.“