French President Emmanuel Macron has approved the resignation of Prime Minister Michel Barnier’s government following its ousting in a parliamentary no-confidence vote.
The decision comes after a turbulent period in the French political landscape, which saw Barnier’s government lose the support of lawmakers.
In light of the resignation, President Macron has tasked Barnier with leading a caretaker government, a temporary arrangement designed to manage the nation’s affairs until a new government is formed. This move is part of efforts to ensure stability during the transitional phase.
The Elysee Palace issued a statement confirming the resignation and Macron’s acceptance of it.
The release also mentioned that Barnier’s responsibility in the caretaker role would be to oversee the day-to-day running of the government, ensuring that no key matters are left unattended during the interim period.
The resignation marks a significant moment in French politics, with the country awaiting the formation of a new government to address ongoing challenges. It also highlights the dynamic nature of French parliamentary politics and the continuing shifts within the government.
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