2023-07-20 20:26:18
Gabriel Attal for national education, Aurore Bergé in charge of solidarity, Aurélien Rousseau, new minister of health… The new government appointed by Emmanuel Macron, on the proposal of the prime minister, Elisabeth Borne, was announced on Thursday July 20.
The new team now has 41 members, including 20 men and 21 women, and eight newcomers. A total of eight ministers were pushed out: Pap Ndiaye (education), Marlène Schiappa (social and solidarity economy and community life), François Braun (health), Isabelle Rome (gender equality), Olivier Klein (city), Jean-François Carenco (overseas), Jean-Christophe Combe (solidarity), as well as Geneviève Darrieussecq (disability).
Scroll down the page to see the different groups of government ministers. Select one to display the details of their biographical file.
Ministers appointed on July 20, 2023 have had a cartouche since July 2023.
newcomers to politics
Among the members of the government, have never had political responsibilities.
Entrants who already have political experience
These personalities have already had political responsibilities but this is the first time that they have held a ministerial position under the Macron presidency.
Ministers who keep their portfolio
These members of the previous government remain in their ministerial posts.
Leavers who change ministry
These members of the previous government have changed ministerial posts.
The ministers in detail
Below is the detailed list of ministers of the new government, in protocol order.
Photo credits: AFP, Reuters
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