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January 11, 2024

Openly gay Gabriel Attal, 34, becomes France’s youngest prime minister

Gabriel Attal, currently serving as Minister of Education, replaces Élisabeth Borne, who resigned after 20 months Gabriel Attal (L) is tasked with leading the government into European Parliament elections in June.—AFP Emmanuel Macron appointed Gabriel Atal, 34, as France’s youngest prime minister, aiming to revitalize his presidency with a new government. Atal, who currently serves as education minister, replaces Elizabeth Bourne, who resigned after 20 months. The move comes ahead of crucial European Parliament elections in June. Attal’s rise to the position is remarkable, having started as an obscure adviser ten years ago and become a prominent figure in Macron’s

January 9, 2024

Gabriel Attal, 34, becomes France’s youngest prime minister

Gabriel Attal, currently serving as Minister of Education, replaces Élisabeth Borne, who resigned after 20 months Gabriel Attal (L) is tasked with leading the government into European Parliament elections in June.—AFP Emmanuel Macron appointed Gabriel Atal, 34, as France’s youngest prime minister, aiming to revitalize his presidency with a new government. Atal, who currently serves as education minister, replaces Elizabeth Bourne, who resigned after 20 months. The move comes ahead of crucial European Parliament elections in June. Attal’s rise to the position is remarkable, having started as an obscure adviser ten years ago and become a prominent figure in Macron’s

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