Barnier nominated as Prime Minister of France

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French President Emmanuel Macron has nominated Michel Barnier as the new Prime Minister of France.

No party could get a majority to form the government in the elections held in July.

The 73-year-old Barnier, who worked as the main negotiator for Britain's exit from the European Union (EU), has been trusted by the president as a leader who can bring everyone together.

On July 16, Macron accepted the resignation of the then Prime Minister Gabriel Attal, but requested him to take charge as the head of the caretaker government until a new cabinet is formed.

An October 1 deadline has been set for the new government to submit a draft budget law for 2025. Debt piled up to 110 percent of annual output, France faces a credit rating cut this year from 'Standard & Poor's' and the European Commission has put it in extreme deficit. considered responsible for