Emmanuel Macron

French Politician, 25th President

Emmanuel Macron - Leaders & Politicians born December 21st, 1977
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Elected as the 25th President of France in 2017, the individual initiated a pro-European Union stance and implemented significant economic reforms. Prior to becoming president, served as Minister of Economy, Industry and Digital Affairs from 2014 to 2016. Founded the political party La République En Marche! in 2016, aiming to provide a centrist alternative to traditional parties. The administration has focused on labor reforms, climate policies, and responding to the COVID-19 pandemic with various economic measures.

Elected as the 25th President of France

Founded La République En Marche!

Served as Minister of Economy

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