French President Emmanuel Macron has decided to postpone appointing a new prime minister until after the Olympic Games to maintain stability and avoid potential disruptions. Macron emphasized that the current government has been instrumental in preparing for the Games and stressed the importance of ensuring their success amid the significant global attention they attract.
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- French President Emmanuel Macron announced he will not appoint a new prime minister before the end of the Olympic Games.
- Macron cited the need to avoid “disorder” and maintain stability during the high-profile event.
- The decision is aimed at ensuring the smooth operation and success of the Games.
- The Games will host nearly 10,500 athletes and attract millions of fans globally.
- Macron emphasized the responsibility of the current government in preparing for the Games.
- A change in leadership could create “chaos,” according to Macron.
- Macron has urged political parties to find compromises in the parliament in the absence of an absolute majority.
- Gabriel Attal, the current prime minister, resigned on July 8 after the ruling party failed to secure a majority in the snap legislative elections.
- Macron accepted Attal’s resignation on July 16 but asked him to stay on as the head of a caretaker cabinet.
- The appointment of a new government will occur after the Olympic Games conclude.
