Jean Castex received the Legion of Honor! And once is not custom, it is surrounded by his wife and his daughters, that the discreet former Prime Minister is displayed.
This Thursday, December 8 was a great day for Jean Castex! And for good reason, the former Prime Minister was honored by President Emmanuel Macron, who awarded the Legion of Honor, in order to reward him for services rendered to the State during the Covid-19 pandemic. A reunion between the two politicians, visibly delighted to see each other again, but above all the opportunity to discover Jean Castex with his family and in particular his wife Sandra … Very rare thing! Visibly moved, the wife of the new CEO of RATP posed in the Elysée Palace with her husband and the Head of State, as revealed by Roselyne Bachelot on her Instagram account by revealing a photo of the ceremony with the caption: “Family and friendly ceremony around @jcastexpm, Sandra his wife and his relatives during his presentation of the Commander of the Legion of Honor tie by President @emmanuelmacron“. A moving moment for which the daughters of Jean Castex had also made the trip. As revealed Point, his elders, Lise and Pauline, who study in Strasbourg and in the south of France, were able to free themselves from their obligations in view of the importance of the day. And the two youngest, Eugénie and Léa, simply missed school to support their dad on this great occasion!
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Many politicians present
Apart from the President of the Republic, Emmanuel Macron, and the former Minister of Culture, Roselyne Bachelot, Jean Castex was able to count on the presence of many politicians and former collaborators at Matignon for the ceremony, such as Ministers Julien Denormandie and Jacqueline Gourault, the former President of the National Assembly Richard Ferrand, as well as the Secretary General of the Élysée, Alexis Kohler. Without forgetting about forty friends of the former mayor of Prades. A Legion of Honor presentation without artifice and full of emotions for the one who succeeded Edouard Philippe and who was Prime Minister during the Coronavirus pandemic, from July 3, 2020 to May 16, 2022.