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In office for a few weeks, Rachida Dati is already on a war footing. Appointed Minister of Culture, she brought together the press and cultural actors on Monday January 29 to present her wishes to them and said she was “determined” to face the task that awaits her.
PHOTOS Rachida Dati “determined”: the new Minister of Culture presents her wishes to cultural actors
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This is a surprise from which the Republicans will have a hard time recovering. After the resignation of Elisabeth Borne at the start of the year, the President of the Republic decided to replace the Prime Minister with Gabriel Attal, who had to form a new government. If several ministers retained their prerogatives, the 34-year-old young man managed to attract Rachida Dati, former Minister of Justice under Nicolas Sarkozy and well-known face of the French. An arrival within the Renaissance group which hurts her former party, but which allows the 58-year-old politician to return to the forefront.
Inducted on January 11, Rachida Dati did not take long to get going and on Monday January 29, she was at the immigration museum in Paris to present her wishes to cultural actors and the press. The opportunity for the Minister of Culture to meet faces that she knows well like her great friend Yamina Benguigui, as well as the former Minister of Justice, Jacques Toubon, with whom she spoke for a few minutes (the photos can be found in the slideshow). “I am absolutely determined (…) A big congratulations for everything you are already doing. Many thanks in advance for what we will do together. When I leave you, you won’t cry. You will applaud me!”declared the one whose links with Brigitte Macron were recently deciphered.
Rachida Dati dealt with the conflict at the Pompidou center
Emmanuel Macron’s new Minister of Culture – who accompanied the President to India – also took the opportunity to announce good news since she managed to put an end to the social conflict at the Pompidou Center. Since last October, some of the staff have been on strike and the minister has “took control, wresting from two union organizations out of five and from the management of the Pompidou center a protocol of agreement which de facto puts an end to the conflict”as indicated Release.
A particularly busy start to the mandate for Rachida Dati, on all fronts at the moment. The Minister of Culture is making numerous appearances, such as on January 16, when she was in her town hall in the 7th arrondissement to present her wishes to fellow citizens.
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