Lecornu: "I cannot be prime minister when the conditions of government are not met"
The former prime minister has stated in Matignon, the seat of the government, that he has tried to "build a path" on "previously blocked issues" such as unemployment insurance and social security to "restore joint management" and "build a road map" to get the country out of the crisis.
French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu has explained in a public statement the reasons for his resignation within hours of the appointment of his cabinet.
The former prime minister has stated in Matignon (the government headquarters) that he has tried to "build a path" on "previously blocked issues" such as unemployment insurance and social security to "restore joint management" and "build a roadmap" to get the country out of the crisis.
Progress.