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Emmanuel Macron’s trip to New Caledonia: “The president will listen and engage in dialogue with all political forces”, believes Benjamin Haddad, deputy (Renaissance) of Paris
Emmanuel Macron’s trip to New Caledonia: “The president will listen and engage in dialogue with all political forces”, believes Benjamin Haddad, deputy (Renaissance) of Paris
(FRANCEINFO)
Emmanuel Macron announced his departure for New Caledonia on the evening of Tuesday May 21. Spotlight, in 11/13 info, with Benjamin Haddad, deputy (Renaissance) of Paris.
“The President of the Republic has always followed the situation in New Caledonia very closely, he is very attached to peace and dialogue in New Caledonia“, assures Benjamin Haddad, deputy (PS) of Paris, who adds that “The government’s top priority in recent days has been the return of order and authority.” While six deaths have been reported since the start of the riots, the president wishes “a return to dialogue”to which he is “open“.
Concerning the law on the unfreezing of the electorate, Benjamin Haddad recalls that “this law said that if local political forces could find a solution on the composition of the electoral body, this law would be withdrawn”. According to the Paris deputy, “the President of the Republic takes his responsibilities” And “commits“, through “a strong gesture of solidarity with the population of New Caledonia” frapped by the violence. “It is a trip of respect towards New Caledonians. The president will listen and engage in dialogue with all political forces in New Caledonia“, concludes Benjamin Haddad.
