François Bayrou announces four projects for the month of April, including education, access to care, "the fight against bureaucracy" and public finances

Piqued by the critics of Edward Philippe, who predicts two sterile years, the Prime Minister drew a work agenda on Saturday, March 22.

On Friday, the Prime Minister sent a letter to the chairmen of parliamentary groups, as well as to the chairmen of the Assembly and the Senate, in order to clarify "the government's work programme for the coming weeks".

From education to health, to the fight against bureaucracy, the Prime Minister promises that "nothing will be neglected."

On Friday 21 March, the Prime Minister presented his government's work programme for the coming weeks, wishing to span the psychodrama around retreats. On the agenda, themes dear to the French.

Paris, 22 Mar (RHC) The French Prime Minister, François Bayrou, set on Saturday priorities for his management in the face of spring, a projection focused on the stability of the country with themes evoked such as education and the fight against bureaucracy.

François Bayrou announced this Friday that the government would launch four projects "by April 15" in the fields of education, access to care, "the fight against bureaucracy" or public finances, through the installation of a national conference.