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It is the first plane of people evacuated from the conflict in Sudan to land in Paris. Some 245 French and foreign nationals landed Wednesday morning at Roissy Charles-de-Gaulle airport in a plane chartered by the French authorities.
Their plane, coming from Djibouti, landed on the tarmac around 7:30 a.m. from Paris. Among the passengers, welcomed by French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna, were 195 French people, but also Dutch, Italians, New Zealanders and Sudanese, we learned from the Quai d’Orsay.
The executive will continue this Wednesday to turn the page on the chaotic adoption of the pension reform. The measures of the “hundred days of appeasement” and “action” will indeed be detailed. Elisabeth Borne will unveil the roadmap for which Emmanuel Macron has entrusted her and whose first assessment is scheduled for July 14.
It is from the presidential palace that the Prime Minister will make public, after having exposed it to the table of the Council of Ministers, the content of the government program for the coming weeks, which will be a test for an executive still deprived of an absolute majority. in the National Assembly.
The Elysée may well promise “strong announcements”, with “immediate involvement over the next three years” in the lives of the 12 million French people affected by disability and 8 million caregivers, the National Conference on Disability n will not escape the boycott this Wednesday.
The Handicaps Collective, which brings together 52 associations, has indeed criticized the organization of this 6th CNH for its “lack of consultation” and its “apparent lack of ambition”. The conference, scheduled between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m., is still maintained. It will include round tables and will end with a speech by Emmanuel Macron.