According to information from franceinfo, each participant will have to arrive with a roadmap, proposals that the President of the Republic will have to decide.
Two months after the urban riots that shook the country, Emmanuel Macron will bring together several ministers on Tuesday August 29 to concretize the follow-up to be given and the political responses to be put in place, according to information from franceinfo on Wednesday August 23.
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This working meeting around the Head of State will notably bring together the Prime Minister, Élisabeth Borne, as well as all the ministers concerned by the riots at the end of June, such as the Minister of the Interior Gérald Darmanin, that of National Education Gabriel Attal or even the Secretary of State for the City, Sabrina Agresti-Roubache.
According to information from franceinfo, each participant will have to arrive with a roadmap, proposals that the President of the Republic will have to decide. So far, Emmanuel Macron had contented himself with drawing up observations, evoking a “disruption of our societies”a need for “to put back” of the’“democratic authority”of the’“authority at school” and of the“parental authority”.
“We may have to assume that there will be no magic answer”
“The subject has worked on it a lot, but it is difficult to grasp it”, confides to franceinfo one of the interlocutors of the president, who consulted a lot on the follow-up to be given to these urban riots throughout the summer. “Authority is not a subject that interests him, but he must embody it”, judges an adviser. Be that as it may, the head of state very quickly let it be known, shortly after the riots, that there would be no new suburban plan. “He has not changed his mind, we need order and efficiency”assures a minister.
On August 2, in an interview with Figaro Magazinehe had tempered his remarks and tried to maintain a form of“at the same time” : “We must support these families – give them a lot more resources, prepare them better – and at the same time make them responsible”, had declared the President of the Republic, who now wants to formulate the first answers from the start of the school year. Among the priority projects, school, social networks and parental responsibility. One minister acknowledges, however: “We may have to assume that there will be no magic answer.”