Published on January 22, 2025 at 05:15.
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Jean-Noël Barrot is Franco-Swiss and regularly visits our country. This dual nationality will not be enough to make him comment on the Swiss political system, nor that of the country, France, which he serves as Minister of Europe and Foreign Affairs. This 41-year-old economist, vice-president of the Democratic Movement (Modem) who taught at MIT before being appointed professor at HEC Paris, is strongly committed elsewhere.
Two days before joining the World Economic Forum in Davos, receiving us in his office on the Quai d’Orsay, a few meters from the room in which his illustrious predecessor Robert Schuman laid the foundations of European construction 75 years ago , it is based on the founding values of this project. A driving force in the minister’s work, as a phase of acute “world disorder” begins, according to him.
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