Elizabeth Bourne becomes Prime Minister of France
French President Emmanuel Macron has decided to nominate Elizabeth Bourne, the new Minister of Labor, to be the next Prime Minister of France.
The nominee for the post of Prime Minister of France is made by the President of France and approved by the French Parliament.
With the approval of Elizabeth Bourne, this will be the first time in 30 years that a woman has been elected Prime Minister of France, according to the French News Agency.
The nomination for the post of Prime Minister of France follows the resignation of the incumbent Prime Minister John Casto.
Macron became French president for a second term in the April presidential election. Political analysts point out that the upcoming French parliamentary elections will be a challenge for President Macron.
(Reuters)
