Officially appointed Prime Minister on Tuesday, Gabriel Attal made his first interview on the 8 p.m. news on TF1. In particular, he promised “efficiency” and “action” from the eleven ministers who make up his government. Attal, “a strong personality” and “a very good choice” according to Franz-Olivier Giesbert, journalist and writer, guest of La Grande interview Europe 1-CNews.
Will Gabriel Attal have the shoulders to secure the post of Prime Minister, the year of the Olympic Games in France and multiple political projects? The youngest Prime Minister in the history of the Fifth Republic, some consider him only as a showcase and a bulwark for Jordan Bardella, in the National Rally. A “grotesque” vision for Franz-Olivier Giesbert, journalist and writer, guest of La Grande interview Europe 1-CNews.
“We are waiting for them on the deeds”
“Old, young, all that doesn’t make sense. We can’t take away his leadership qualities. He’s a very good politician, that’s been evident from the start,” says the journalist at Romain Desarbres’ microphone. For him, Gabriel Attal as Prime Minister is a “very good choice”. Just be careful not to be just in the image, notes the political observer. “We have a president who is good at communication, we have a Prime Minister who is also very good at communication and now we expect them to act,” adds Franz-Olivier Giesbert.
The journalist points out in particular the major projects awaiting the new government. In addition to the long-awaited end-of-life bill or the Olympic Games, the latter will have to tackle the problem of France’s debt and prove itself on the management of immigration, after the passage stormy text of the law. The ministers will also meet at the end of the morning this Friday for a first council.