French Prime Minister Attal will resign tomorrow to Macron
French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal announced that he will resign tomorrow to President Emmanuel Macron. French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal held a press conference after the announcement of the exit polls in the second round of early general elections…
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French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal announced that he will submit his resignation to President Emmanuel Macron tomorrow. French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal held a press conference after the announcement of the exit polls in the second round of early general elections. Attal stated that he will resign tomorrow to President Emmanuel Macron by saying, ‘Remaining loyal to the Republican tradition, tomorrow morning I will submit my resignation to the President.’ Prime Minister Attal mentioned that he will continue his duties until a new government is formed, and explained that he decided to resign due to his party not having an absolute or relative majority in the National Assembly.
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