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France: Gouvernement Lecornu 2, la liste des ministres

14-10-2025 12:29

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France: Gouvernement Lecornu 2, la liste des ministres

Lecornu had promised a "mixture of technicians, political professionals, and young parliamentarians." And so it was - il secondo esecutivo ha i suoi ministri

EU/FRA - Sébastien Lecornu, désigné une seconde fois par le président Emmanuel Macron pour former un gouvernement, a accepté et annoncé la nouvelle liste des ministres qui composeront son deuxième gouvernement dimanche soir 12 octobre. Lecornu avait promis un « mélange de techniciens, de professionnels de la politique et de jeunes parlementaires ». Et il en fut ainsi.

 

EU/ITA - Sebastien Lecornu, incaricato una seconda volta dal presidente Emmanuel Macron di dar vita a un esecutivo, ha accettato e reso nota la domenica 12 ottobre in serata la nuova lista dei ministri per formare il suo secondo governo. Lecornu aveva promesso un "misto di tecnici, professionisti della politica e giovani parlamentari". E così è stato. Ecco la lista.


- Interno: Laurent Nunez 

- Affari Esteri: Jean-Noel Barrot 

- Economia e Finanze: Roland Lescure 

- Giustizia: Gerald Darmanin 
- Forze Armate: Catherine Vautrin 
- Lavoro: Jean-Pierre Farandou 
- Conti Pubblici: Ame'lie de Montchalin 

- Piccole e medie imprese e commercio: Serge Papin 

- Cultura: Rachida Dati 
- Salute: Stephanie Rist 

- Trasporti: Philippe Tabarot 
- Istruzione Nazionale: Edouard Geffray 
- Università e ricerca: Philippe Baptiste 
- Territori d'oltremare: Naima Moutchou 
- Citta' ed edilizia abitativa: Vincent Jeanbrun 
- Transizione Ecologica e Biodiversita': Monique Barbut 
- Pianificazione Territoriale e Decentramento: Francoise Gatel 
- Agricoltura e Sovranita' Alimentare: Annie Genevard 
- Sport e Gioventu': Marina Ferrari

Figurano poi, tra i ministri senza portafoglio, come delegati del primo ministro Aurore Berge' (Pari opportunita'), Maud Bregeon (portavoce del governo), Laurent Panifous (Rapporti con il Parlamento). Sono stati inoltre nominati ministri delegati Alice Rufo (Forze Armate) e Marie-Pierre Vedrenne (Interno).

 

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* This contribution is not a journalistic article but an analytical brief - Questo contributo non è un articolo giornalistico ma un brief analitico


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