François Bayrou's government was unveiled this Monday evening. There we find well-known figures in French politics.
Two former Prime Ministers, Elisabeth Borne and Manuel Valls, were appointed Ministers of State in the government of François Bayrou, respectively in charge of National Education and Overseas Territories.
Ms. Borne, who left Matignon in January, will have National Education, Higher Education and Research in her portfolio. Manuel Valls, absent from any government function since his departure from Matignon in December 2016, inherits a very large portfolio where he will notably have to manage the situation in Mayotte and New Caledonia.
Bruno Retailleau (Interior), Jean-Noël Barrot (Europe and foreign affairs), Sébastien Lecornu (Armies) and Rachida Dati (Culture) are reappointed to the positions they already occupied in the previous government of Michel Barnier.
François Bayrou was appointed Prime Minister by Emmanuel Macron on December 13. His predecessor at Matignon, Michel Barnier, was overthrown on December 4 by the National Assembly in a censorship unprecedented since 1962.
The list of ministers
- Bruno Retailleau : Minister of State for the Interior
- Elisabeth Borne : Minister of State for National Education, Higher Education, Research and Digital Affairs
- Gerald Darmanin : Minister of State, Keeper of the Seals, in charge of Justice
- Eric Lombard : Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty
- Catherine Vautrin : Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families
- Manuel Valls : Minister of State for Overseas Territories
- François Rebsamen : Minister in charge of Local Authorities, Territorial Planning and Decentralization
- Sébastien Lecornu : Minister of the Armed Forces
- Jean-Noel Barrot : Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs
- Laurent Marcangeli : Minister of Public Action, Civil Service and Simplification
- Agnès Pannier-Runacher : Minister of Ecological Transition, Biodiversity, Forests, Sea and Fisheries
- Rachida Data : Minister of Culture
- Annie Genevard : Minister of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty
- Marie Barsacq : Minister of Sports, Youth and Community Life
List of delegated ministers
- Aurore Bergé : Minister in charge of Equality and the Fight against Discrimination
- Patrick Mignola : responsible for Relations with Parliament
- Sophie Primas : government spokesperson
- Yannick Neuder : Minister of Health and Access to Care
- Françoise Gatel : Minister Delegate in charge of Rurality
- Amélie de Montchalin : Minister responsible for Public Accounts
- Véronique Louwagie : Minister Delegate in charge of Commerce, Crafts, Social and Solidarity Economy
- Nathalie Delattre : Minister Delegate in charge of Tourism
- Valérie Létard : responsible for Housing
- Benjamin Haddad : Minister of European Affairs
- Charlotte Parmentier-Lecocq : Minister responsible for Autonomy and Disability
- Marc Ferracci : Minister responsible for Industry
- Clara Chappaz : Minister Delegate in charge of Artificial Intelligence and Digital
- Patricia Miralles : Minister Delegate in charge of Memory and Veterans
- Philippe Baptiste : Minister responsible for Higher Education and Research
- François Noël-Buffet : delegate to the Minister of the Interior
- Philippe Tabarot : Minister responsible for Transport
- Juliette Méadel : Minister of the City
- Laurent Saint-Martin : Minister responsible for Foreign Trade and French People Abroad
- Astrid Panosyan-Douvet : Minister responsible for Labor and Employment
Elisabeth Borne Manuel Valls François Bayrou National Education Overseas Minister of State Government Gérald Darmanin Justice Mayotte New Caledonia Matignon
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