The countdown is on for the government. Emmanuel Macron’s re-investiture ceremony will take place on Saturday May 7, according to our information and except for last-minute changes. This date will also strike thethe imminent formation of a new government, the traditional cabinet reshuffle. We already know that Jean Castex will no longer be at Matignon and his successor as Prime Minister is currently unknown.
For the rest of the government’s 40 ministers and state secretaries, there should be change. Many should no longer appear alongside Emmanuel Macron. This is the case of Jean-Baptiste Djebbari to Transport, which had declared not being sure to continue in politics. Cédric O, Minister for the Digital Transition told him that he would leave the government for the private sector.
No doubt either Adrien Taquet, Secretary of State for Children and Families. “After 7 years of commitment to Emmanuel Macron, the time has come to devote a little more time to my loved ones and my own family,” he wrote on Twitter.
After 7 years of commitment to@EmmanuelMacroncomes the time to devote a little more time to my loved ones and my own family.
— Adrien Taquet (@AdrienTaquet) April 29, 2022
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Doubt persists for a list of ten ministers in the hot seat: the Minister of the Armed Forces, Florence Parlythe Minister of Culture, Roselyne Bachelotthat of Education Jean-Michel Blanquer, Marlène Schiappa (Citizenship) or the Minister of Justice, Eric Dupond-Moretti, that of the Ecological Transition Barbara Pompili and Roxana Maracineanu (Sports).
On the sidelines of this major change, some government heavyweights, few in number, should not leave it, such as Élisabeth Borne, Minister of Labor, a time tipped for the post of Prime Minister. Bruno Le Maire (Economy), Olivier Véran (Health) or Gérald Darmanin (Interior) could also keep their jobs. According to the JDDGabriel Attal could be given a position in the Budget or National Education.
The case of Jean-Yves Le Drian, foreign ministers is it to be elucidated. In the particularly demanding context of the war in Ukraine, he could stay in his post for a while as he has been able to imply. in an interview with the JDD. Aged 75, he admits at the same time thinking about retirement.
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