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Macron Unveils New French Government Amid Deepening Political Turmoil

Macron Unveils New French Government Amid Deepening Political Turmoil

Paris, October 6 (HS): French President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday announced the formation of a new government under Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, as the country grapples with an escalating political crisis and a deeply fragmented parliament. The new administration’s foremost challenge will be steering the crucial 2026 national budget through a divided National Assembly.

The cabinet reshuffle reflects Macron’s attempt to consolidate stability and build cross-party consensus amid mounting public discontent and economic strain. The newly appointed ministers bring together a blend of seasoned leaders and technocrats in key portfolios.

Council of Ministers

State Ministers:

Élisabeth Borne — Minister of Education

Manuel Valls — Minister of Immigration and Overseas Territories

Gérald Darmanin — Minister of Justice

Bruno Retailleau — Minister of the Interior

Bruno Le Maire — Minister of Defense

Cabinet Ministers:

Catherine Vautrin — Minister of Health and Labour

Rachida Dati — Minister of Culture

Roland Lescure — Minister of Economy and Finance

Jean-Noël Barrot — Minister of Foreign Affairs

Éric Woerth — Minister of Urban Development and Housing

Agnès Pannier-Runacher — Minister of Environment

Annie Genevard — Minister of Agriculture

Amélie de Montchalin — Minister of Budget

Naïma Moutchou — Minister of Civil Service, Artificial Intelligence, and Digital Affairs

Philippe Tabarot — Minister of Transport

Marina Ferrari — Minister of Sports and Youth Affairs

Junior Ministers:Aurore Bergé — Government Spokesperson and Minister for Gender Equality

Mathieu Lefèvre — Minister for Parliamentary Relations

The formation of Lecornu’s government marks a pivotal test for Macron’s presidency, coming at a time when France faces record inflation, labour unrest, and intensifying opposition pressure both within parliament and on the streets. All eyes are now on the new premier as he seeks to navigate fragile alliances and restore confidence in governance ahead of next year’s critical budget debate.

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Hindusthan Samachar / Jun Sarkar

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