French Education Minister Gabriel Attal Reportedly Appointed New Prime Minister

PARIS (Sputnik) - Gabriel Attal, the 34-year-old education minister of France, has been appointed the new prime minister, becoming the youngest head of the government in the country's history, the BFMTV broadcaster reported on Tuesday.
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Now Attal must submit proposals to President Emmanuel Macron regarding the formation of a new cabinet.
Macron, in turn, welcomed the young appointee.
"Dear Gabriel Attal, I know I can count on your energy and your commitment to implement the rearmament and regeneration project that I announced. Faithful to the spirit of 2017: overcoming and courage. In the service of the nation and the French," the president wrote on X.
Meanwhile, the former French prime minister, Elisabeth Borne, will return to serving as a lawmaker, representing France's Calvados region in the parliament, the broadcaster added.
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Attal is member of Macron's Renaissance party. Prior to this newest appointment, he served in various governmental positions, including as government spokesman from 2020-2022 and minister of public action and accounts from May 2022 to July 2023.