French President Macron Appoints 31-Year-Old As New Spokesperson
Gabriel Attal Promises Bold Action to Help Middle Class
Emmanuel Macron Appoints Youngest Government Spokesperson in French History
PARIS, France - French President Emmanuel Macron has appointed 31-year-old Gabriel Attal as the new government spokesperson, making him the youngest person to hold the position in French history.
Attal, a former journalist, was previously the secretary of state for youth and engagement. He is known for his energetic and outspoken style, and has been a vocal critic of the government's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
In his new role, Attal will be responsible for communicating the government's policies and decisions to the public. He will also be the government's main spokesperson in the media.
Attal's appointment is seen as a sign that Macron is looking to shake up his government and bring in new ideas. It is also seen as a sign that Macron is committed to addressing the concerns of the middle class, which has been hit hard by the pandemic.
In a statement, Attal said he was "honored and determined" to serve as government spokesperson. He said he would "work tirelessly to ensure that the government's policies and decisions are clearly and effectively communicated to the public."
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