US EditionMonaco announces new Minister of State: Didier Guillaume to succeed Pierre Dartout - Monaco Life
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The former agriculture minister will take office as State Minister on September 2 in Monaco, a position traditionally held by a high-ranking French official.
Pierre Dartout, in office since 2020, will step down on September 2 next, to be replaced by Didier Guillaume.
After being a socialist senator and then Édouard Philippe's Minister of Agriculture, the native of Drôme will take office as the new Minister of State of Monaco next September.
Minister of Agriculture between 2018 and 2020 and former senator, Didier Guillaume will become Monaco's new Minister of State in September. He will lead the government of the principality.
Monaco announces new Minister of State: Didier Guillaume to succeed Pierre Dartout - Monaco Life
In a significant governmental transition, Didier Guillaume will assume the role of Minister of State on 2nd September, succeeding Pierre Dartout, who has held the position for the past four years. Didier Guillaume is a seasoned public servant with a distinguished career, having previously served as the French Minister of Agriculture and Food. His extensive experience includes roles as a senator for the Drôme, First Vice President of the Senate, …
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