Handover Ceremony At Hotel De Matignon - Paris

Handover Ceremony At Hotel De Matignon - Paris

France's Minister for Transformation and Public Services Stanislas Guerini, MP for the Renaissance party Sylvain Maillard, France's outgoing Minister for Economy and Finances Bruno Le Maire, France's Deputy Minister for Housing Guillaume Kasbarian during the handover ceremony in the courtyard of the Hotel Matignon, French Prime ministers' official residence, in Paris, France on September 5, 2024. France's President Emmanuel Macron appointed former right-wing minister and European Commissioner Michel Barnier as Prime Minister on September 5, 60 days after the second round of legislative elections that resulted in a National Assembly without a majority, sparking the ire of the left but a more wait-and-see reaction from the National Rally. Photo by Eliot Blondet/ABACAPRESS.COM

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