Reorganization: Prime Minister Gabriel Attal summons “the country’s driving forces” this week

Reshuffle: the Prime Minister Gabriel Attal engage in broad consultation

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In this period of political reshuffle, the Prime Minister Gabriel Attal announced the holding of a meeting this week which will bring together the “living forces” of the country. This busy start to the school year will be an opportunity for the head of government to explore the complexity and diversity of the French social and economic fabric.

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A meeting for a new start

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The man who was propelled to the head of government in the unique context of the health crisis is continuing his strategy of “gathering and dialogue” launched at the start of his mandate. This gathering of the “living forces” of the nation comes at a pivotal moment as the government faces a difficult social and economic return.

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“The objective is to take stock of the economic, social and health situation and the major projects that are planned for the months to come. It is also about mobilizing and engaging in dialogue with these essential actors of the Republic,” said the Prime Minister.

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Who are the “living forces” of the country?

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The “living forces” of the country cited by the Prime Minister refer to all those who contribute to the dynamics and prosperity of France. They bring together entrepreneurs, employees, unions, local elected officials, associations, but also researchers, actors in the social and solidarity economy, education, culture, the environment, etc.

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A desire for openness and dialogue

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The Prime Minister's initiative is part of a process of dialogue and consultation with all stakeholders in the country. It is about involving all citizens in decisions concerning the future of the country and moving towards a government open to civil society.

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“We need all the intelligence, all the energy to face the challenges that await us. It is together, by listening and dialoguing, that we can succeed,” said Gabriel Attal.

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It remains to be seen how this momentum for dialogue will be perceived and what the real scope of this major national meeting will be. Anyway, this reshuffle breathes new impetus into the government and proposes a renewed political approach.

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