Agnès Pannier-Runacher, Olivier Grégoire, Sarah El Haïry… The ministers who are still waiting
Almost a month after the arrival of Gabriel Attal, several figures from the macronie are still wondering if they will be part of the full cast.
Among these, we include Agnès Pannier-Runacher, in government since 2018, could make her return to the government system, Olivia Grégoire or even Sarah El Haïry.
Bayrou in government? Attal believes he has “every interest in having heavyweights” in his “team”
How does Gabriel Attal perceive the potential arrival of François Bayrou at National Education? “I have every interest in having heavyweights in the team,” assures the Prime Minister in The worldwhile the latter had expressed his “questions” concerning his appointment to Matignon.
And Gabriel Attal added:
“Those who consider that they become weaker when they have strong people around them are wrong. Politics is about additions, not subtractions.”
Will the executive keep its promise of a tighter government?
The executive has been announcing for weeks the formation of a tighter government. For the moment, 15 ministers make it up, including the tenant of Matignon. The executive has set itself the objective of achieving a government of 30 members maximum, at the end of the second round of appointments.
Macron and Attal are currently having lunch together at the Élysée
Final adjustments before the announcement of the reshuffle? Emmanuel Macron and Gabriel Attal are currently having lunch together at the Élysée, according to information from BFMTV.
For the government spokesperson, Oudéa-Castéra must “not be relieved” of National Education
Government spokesperson Prisca Thevenot assured this morning that Minister of National Education Amélie Oudéa-Castéra was “fully on task”, while rumors of a return of François Bayrou to rue de Grenelle are growing.
“We must not relieve her of part of her portfolio, she is perfectly and fully up to the task,” declared the minister on the set of TF1, pressed for questions on the reshuffle expected in the coming hours.
Towards a return of François Bayrou to the government? Now relaxed, the boss of MoDem “never shied away”
Now acquitted by the courts after 7 years of proceedings, François Bayrou could return to the government.
The short-lived Keeper of the Seals during Emmanuel Macron’s first five-year term assured “never shied away” on BFMTV this morning.
“There are many ways to serve, I have never eliminated any of them, nor chosen any,” explained the president of the MoDem, without ruling out, therefore, the possibility of entering the government.
“Very hard”, “treated like dirt”: the blues of secretaries of state who are waiting for the end of the reshuffle
Around fifteen state secretaries are waiting to know if they will be kept in the government after this reshuffle, as are dozens of collaborators.
“It’s morally hard. We are officially unemployed while hoping that someone will eventually call us back and tell us that we can come back. It’s still very trying,” said a ministerial advisor to BFMTV.com at the end January.
Here we summarize the state of mind in the ranks of Secretaries of State and their collaborators who are getting impatient.
Transport, Housing, Public Accounts… These portfolios without a minister for almost a month
Since the new government appointed by Gabriel Attal on January 12, ministerial leaders remain without guardians.
From Transport to Housing via Digital, Public Accounts, City policy or even the Energy Transition, many sectors are waiting to know who their delegate minister or secretary of state will be.
We explain to you in our article why the redesign took so long.
One month after the arrival of Gabriel Attal, the government will soon be complete
Hello everyone, Welcome to this political live dedicated to the reshuffle.
A month after Matignon’s appointment, the Prime Minister still does not have a full government. Only full-time ministers were appointed on January 12.
The announcement from the rest of the government should “very probably” take place this Tuesday, February 6.