Macron has not yet decided who will be his future prime minister, but for now, he has asked the current prime minister, Gabriel Attal, to remain in office.
The French president, Emmanuel Macron, has rejected the resignation of the prime minister of the country, Gabriel Attal, and asked him on Monday to temporarily remain head of government.
Although Attal announced his resignation on Sunday, he reminded the French the three great challenges that the country faces. “My participation in this campaign was a duty,” said the prime minister.
“From the beginning of this campaign I had warned about three risks: the risk of an absolute majority led by the Rebellious France, the risk of an absolute majority led by the National Group, and the risk of the disappearance of a movement that embodies our ideas and our values. The French today have put aside these three risks,” he added.
The leftists were the most voted
The leftist coalition New Popular Front (NFP) won more than 180 seats in the second round of elections on Sunday, while Macron’s centrist alliance won more than 160 seats and Marine Le Pen’s far-right National Rally scored 140.
Are needed 289 seats to control the National Assembly of 577 seats. Modern France has never had a parliament without a dominant party. Macron has not yet decided who will be your future prime minister.
