The President of the Republic and his wife, First Lady Brigitte Macron, did not miss their usual meeting in Normandy, where they take time together incognito. The couple took advantage of a lull during All Saints’ Day…
The return ofEmmanuel Macron is particularly busy. The President of the Republic and his government must face parliamentary discontent following the announcement of a so-called bill “immigration”, while international news is complex to say the least. If the conflict in Ukraine is still not resolved, the one between Israel and Hamas remains a subject of major concern for him as for the heads of state of other world powers. However, Emmanuel Macron also takes time with his wifeas it does every year at the same time.
Indeed, as reported West Francethe presidential couple went to Normandy on the occasion of the Toussaint. This time, they skipped Le Touquet where the First Lady has a property. It is in the very pretty town of Honfleur that they found themselves, in the department of Calvados. But their journey does not stop there…
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Emmanuel Macron plans after 2027
Still according to our colleagues, after visiting the victims of storm Ciaran which hit Brittany very hard on November 3, the President of the Republic continued his journey with Brigitte Macron in Deauville and Trouville-sur-Mer, this Sunday, November 5. “As they have done in the past, they took Emmanuel Guilet’s ferry to cross the Touques and posed alongside him for a souvenir photo”precise West France. For his part, actu.fr provides details about this stay as smooth as clock. “The route is always the same. The president and his wife begin their walk on the Planches de Deauville and cross the Touques aboard the ferry. Emmanuel Guilet is used to welcoming Macrons aboard the Trait-d’Union”we report.
The President of the Republic offered a few days of romantic rest after a trip to Kazakhstan, where he notably met students from the University of Astana. He took the opportunity to make some revelations about his future, suggesting that he could stop the policy at the end of his mandate in 2027. “It’s likely I’ll do something completely different when I’m finished.”he declared, while recalling his journey and his commitment, and saying to himself “very happy” to serve his country “for ten years as president”.
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