Emmanuel Macron’s campaign team announced on Wednesday that its candidate will hold a “rally” on Saturday April 2 in Paris, which should be a highlight of his campaign eight days before the first round of the presidential election. The meeting will take place the day after the presentation of the program of the president-candidate.
Incumbent President Emmanuel Macron will hold a “rally” on Saturday April 2 in Paris, which should be a highlight of his campaign eight days before the first round of presidential elections, his campaign team announced on Wednesday. The meeting will take place from 2:30 p.m. in a location that has not been specified, but could be one of the large multipurpose halls in Paris capable of accommodating thousands of people, such as those at Bercy or the Arena La Defense in Nanterre (Hauts-de-Seine).
A meeting the day after the presentation of the program
Until then, the president-candidate favors the format of “conversation”, that is to say public meetings with a limited number of guests, as he had experienced during the “big debate” in 2019 After Poissy (Yvelines) on March 7, a second trip is scheduled for Friday in Pau, in the stronghold of his ally François Bayrou, president of the Modem.
It will take place the day after the presentation of the program of the president-candidate, who must unveil it at a press conference Thursday at 3 p.m. in Aubervilliers, in the Paris region. Since declaring himself in early March, Emmanuel Macron has been juggling between his agendas as president and candidate, largely taken up by his diplomatic efforts linked to the war in Ukraine.