Economy. Pierre Moscovici Resigns From the European Court of Auditors, Less than a Year After His Appointment
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In an interview at the Point on Thursday 22 October, Pierre Moscovici announced that he would resign from his post at the European Court of Auditors. The former minister spoke of family reasons as well as his desire to...
"I think that with the experience of mine, my place is also to contribute to the public debate here in France," explained the former minister, expressing his fear of a "difficult, if not tragic period that is coming" as the presidential election approaches.
Former Socialist Minister Pierre Moscovici leaves office in Luxembourg to return to "his freedom of speech in France" Former Socialist Minister Pierre Moscovici resigned from the
The former Minister Pierre Moscovici resigned, Thursday 22 October, from the European Court of Auditors. The former President of the financial court in France invoked "personal reasons" and his willingness to retain his freedom of speech before the presidential elections. - "My place is to contribute to the public debate": Pierre Moscovici already resigns from the European Court of Auditors (Policy).
The former President of the French Court of Auditors justifies his departure for personal reasons and his willingness to retain his freedom of speech as he approached the presidential election in 2027.
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Correio da ManhãThe College of the European Court of Auditors today took note [...] of the resignation of its French member, Pierre Moscovici. Pierre Moscovici informed today the maximum decision-making body of the European Court of Auditors, represented by its President, Tony Murphy, that he was resigning from the post of member representing France, for personal reasons, indicates the TEC in a statement.
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