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    Factbox-France names new government amid political turmoil

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    Posted on October 5, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    France's new cabinet, led by PM Sebastien Lecornu, aims to secure 2026 budget support amidst political challenges.

    Table of Contents

    • Overview of the New French Cabinet
    • Key Ministerial Appointments
    • Challenges Facing the New Government
    • Political Landscape
    • Economic Implications

    France Appoints New Cabinet Amid Ongoing Political Challenges

    Overview of the New French Cabinet

    PARIS (Reuters) -President Emmanuel Macron's office on Sunday unveiled a new cabinet to be led by Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu, whose most pressing - and most perilous - task will be to win support for a 2026 budget in a fragmented and fractious parliament.

    Key Ministerial Appointments

    Following is the list of ministers and their posts.

    Challenges Facing the New Government

    MINISTERS OF STATE

    Political Landscape

    Elisabeth Borne, education minister

    Economic Implications

    Manuel Valls, minister of overseas territories

    Gerald Darmanin, justice minister

    Bruno Retailleau, interior minister

    Bruno Le Maire, defence minister

    MINISTERS

    Catherine Vautrin, health and labour minister

    Rachida Dati, culture minister

    Roland Lescure, economy and finance minister

    Jean-Noel Barrot, foreign minister

    Eric Woerth, urbanism and housing minister

    Agnes Pannier-Runacher, environment minister

    Annie Genevard, agriculture minister

    Amelie de Montchalin, budget minister

    Naima Moutchou, civil service, AI and digital affairs ministers

    Philippe Tabarot, transport minister

    Marina Ferrari, sports and youth minister

    JUNIOR MINISTERS

    Aurore Berge, government spokesperson, minister for gender equality

    Mathieu Lefevre, minister in charge of relations with parliament

    (Reporting by Geert De Clercq; Editing by Richard Lough)

    Key Takeaways

    • •France appoints a new cabinet led by Sebastien Lecornu.
    • •The main task is to secure support for the 2026 budget.
    • •The government faces a fragmented and fractious parliament.
    • •Key ministerial appointments include Elisabeth Borne and Manuel Valls.
    • •The political landscape remains challenging for Macron's administration.

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