Prime Minister Gabriel Attal assured Friday January 12 that all the projects he had initiated in National Education would be continued by Amélie Oudéa-Castéra. “The course has not changed one iota (…) The clash of knowledge will be implemented and will bear fruit”he continued. “We will continue to build a school of rights and duties where respect for the authority of the teacher is a cardinal value, where the values of the Republic are non-negotiable”he insisted. “My roadmap on this National Education and Youth scope is clear, it is the one that you have carried out in recent months with exceptional vigor“, replied Amélie Oudéa-Castéra, who inherits a super-ministry including Sports, Youth and National Education. “I will continue your projects, Mr. Prime Minister, until success”she added. Follow our live stream.
Rachida Dati “understand” that his appointment to Culture “can surprise”. During the transfer of power with his predecessor Rima Abdul Malak on Friday, the right-wing figure, former Minister of Justice of Nicolas Sarkozy, commented on the reactions to his entry into the government. “She doesn’t surprise me, she added. It responds to a real need: the need of France, which we often call ‘popular’, sometimes with a little contempt, I must say, which must feel represented.” The arrival of the mayor of the 7th arrondissement of Paris and ex-member of the Republicans is the main surprise from the government of Prime Minister Gabriel Attal.
A first Council of Ministers at 11 a.m. The eleven ministers and the three delegate ministers appointed on Thursday will be gathered at the Elysée, around President Emmanuel Macron and Gabriel Attal. This restricted government team will soon be supplemented by an additional list of delegate ministers and secretaries of state.
Gabriel Attal promises “action” and “results”. The Prime Minister was the guest of TF1 on Thursday evening. “What I want is action, action, action” And “results, results, results”, insisted Gabriel Attal. He praised “energy” of his team, “200% committed to meeting the expectations of the French”.