Streets and schools closed, traffic very disrupted: the Franco-Spanish summit, Monday March 15, will not be without consequences on the daily life of Montalbanais.
Five days before the 26th Franco-Spanish summit, Monday, in Montauban, in the presence of Emmanuel Macron and Pedro Sanchez, the head of the Iberian government, we know the political outlines of the presidential visit, the first of the head of state , in Tarn-et-Garonne, since the start of his five-year term. Emmanuel Macron and Pedro Sanchez will be in the prefecture from the end of the morning to host the bilateral summit. The ministers of the two countries will be connected by videoconference. The two political leaders should discuss the issues of the fight against terrorism, defense, economic recovery and ecology.
Then direction the old college for the signing of a convention on binationality between the two nations.
The two officials will then go to the grave of Manuel Azaña, the first president of the Spanish Republic, who died in Montauban in exile.
This official move will inevitably generate significant disruption.
We learned that the students of the Family Institute were asked to stay at home on Monday.
We also know that it will be very difficult to enter the city center on Monday between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Access will be blocked for security reasons.
patience…
the presidential procession will consist of 18 vehicles without counting the French and Spanish security forces.
All the prefecture offices have been requisitioned for the security agents.
Note also that the Allée de l’Empereur, Place Foch and Allées Mortarieu will be completely closed and out of access.
Vehicle traffic will be prohibited for cars but tolerated for pedestrians on avenue Gambetta, rue du Pré, rue Bessières, rue Michelet and rue de la Résistance. The parking lot at Place Griffoul and the Esplanade des Fontaines will be closed.
The Montalbanais will therefore have to take their precautions or be patient. History to avoid a day at a standstill during the visit of the founder of En Marche …
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