Sébastien Lecornu Initiates Political Consultations as New Prime Minister
New Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu's early actions include budget consultations and ally meetings, focusing on political unity.
- • Lecornu consults with political parties for budget adoption.
- • He meets with allies to solidify support.
- • Senate President advocates for a government contract on key issues.
- • Early actions reflect a focus on political collaboration.
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Sébastien Lecornu, appointed as France's Prime Minister, has swiftly begun consultations with various political parties to facilitate the adoption of a new budget. These meetings are crucial as France navigates ongoing national mobilization efforts. Lecornu convened his allies this morning in an effort to solidify support and form a cohesive government. President of the Senate, Gérard Larcher, emphasized the importance of establishing a "contract of government" focusing on five or six critical issues, suggesting collaboration among political forces is necessary for effective governance. This proactive approach by Léornu aims to engage different parties early, potentially smoothing budgetary discussions and aligning political goals for his administration.
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