Local time on December 23, the new French Prime Minister François Bayrou formal cabinet. Élysée Palace has released the latest cabinet Élysée Palace.
The new cabinet consists of 35 ministers, including:
Former Prime Minister Elizabeth Borne Is Education Minister;
Former Prime Minister Manuel Vals was foreign minister;
Gérald Darmanin, a former interior minister, served as Attorney General;
Eric Lombard was economy minister;
Bruno retayor remained Minister of the Interior;
Rashida Daty remains minister of Culture;
Sebastian Le Cornu remains defence minister;
Jean-noer Barrow remains foreign minister.
Local time on the afternoon of December 13, the French Prime Minister held a handover ceremony, the François Bayrou officially succeeded Michelle Bannier as Prime Minister of the French government. Beru became the fourth French prime minister since the 2024.
After the National Assembly elections in July this year, the ruling party coalition lost its lead in the previous parliamentary seats, the National Assembly formed a left, centre and far-right“Three-thirds of the world” pattern. Bannier, the prime minister, resigned after the French National Assembly voted on a motion of no confidence to the government on the night of December 4.