The youngest prime minister in history?

The French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne has resigned to the head of state. Emmanuel Macron was to request her resignation as he hoped for a fresh beginning of his political formation before the forthcoming elections to the European Parliament. Macron's determination makes it shortly that France may have the youngest prime minister in its history.

‘Prime Minister, dear Elisabeth Borne, your work in the service of our nation has been exemplary all day. You have pursued our policy with boldness, commitment and determination of women of the state. Thank you with all my heart.“ president Emmanuel Macron wrote on platform X.

Disappointed President

"Le Monde" stated that Macron lamented the political crisis that has been going on for many months due to the deficiency of a majority for the government in parliament and the problems with voting on key laws for him, as adopted in fresh months by the Pension Act and 2 weeks ago – the Immigration Act with the amendments proposed by the Republicans in opposition.

Name Exchange

A week ago, the Council of Ministers scheduled for January 3 was immediately cancelled. French media are already speculating that Elisabeth Borne can be replaced by the Minister of Armed Forces Sebastian Lecorn or erstwhile Minister of Agriculture Julien Denormandie.

However, the president, who is the leader of this political camp, has another favourite and another personnel plans. As determined by the agency, AFP's favourite for the Prime Minister's seat is Gabriel Attal. A 34-year-old politician would be the youngest prime minister in France's past and the first openly homosexual individual in that position.