French President Emmanuel Macron has vowed to continue his five-year term. Prime Minister Michel Barnier recently had to resign due to a no-confidence motion, but Macron has made it clear he will serve out his term. Macron also emphasized his responsibility to ensure the continuity of the state, the proper functioning of institutions and the security of the French people. The French president’s statement came as he addressed the nation from the Elysee Palace on Thursday.
Macron said, “Finally, the mandate you have democratically entrusted to me is a five-year term and I will fully abide by it until it is completed. My responsibilities include the continuity of the state, the proper functioning of our institutions, the well-being of our people. of the country.” This includes ensuring the freedom and safety of all of you.”
A new PM will be selected soon
“I have been with you from the beginning through the social crisis, the Covid-19 pandemic, the return of war, inflation and many trials that we have shared,” Macron said. Macron also promised to appoint a new prime minister within days. He said, “From today, a new era must begin, where everyone must work for France and where new agreements must be made. Because the world is moving forward, because the challenges are many and because we have to be ambitious for France.” .” We cannot tolerate division or inaction, which is why I will appoint a Prime Minister to form a government of common interest. The Prime Minister has to lead this consultation and build a strong government at your service.
What did you say in praise of Barnier?
Macron also spoke about French Prime Minister Barnier and praised him for his “dedication and determination”. Macron said, “The prime minister handed me his resignation and that of his government, and I have taken note of it. I want to thank Michel Barnier for the work he has done for the country, his dedication and his perseverance. He and his ministers came. When many others did not Next when done.” Sharing a post on Twitter, Macron wrote, “I want to thank Michel Barnier for the work he has done for our country, his dedication and his perseverance.”
How did the Barnier government fall?
The French Parliament has 577 seats and 331 of them voted in favor of removing the Barnier government. Since then there has been political instability in the country. The country’s budget deficit is increasing. Barnier used special powers to pass budget measures without parliamentary approval. After this, the left and right parties started voting on a no-confidence motion against his government and he had to resign. Barnier’s government became the first in more than six decades to be brought down by a no-confidence vote. At the age of 73, Barnier served as Prime Minister for only 91 days. His government, which included centrist and right-wing ministers, lasted only 74 days. The Social Security Budget Bill has now been rejected. (Input-ANI)
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