France gets new government after weeks of uncertainty

France gets new government
France gets new government

French President Emmanuel Macron’s chief of staff announced the formation of a new government on Saturday, Reuters reported.

Antoine Armand will serve as finance minister and Jean-Noel Barrot will become foreign minister in a government composed largely of centrist and conservative parties, the Secretary General of the Elysée Palace, Alexis Kohler said late on Saturday.

The government will be led by Michel Barnier.
French President Emmanuel Macron Reuters Elysée Palace Jean-Noel

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