Macron returned Sébastien Lecornu to the post of Prime Minister of France

Paris is once again becoming the arena for rapid political reshuffles: French President Emmanuel Macron has made the decision to reappoint Sébastien Lecornu as the country's Prime Minister. This occurred just a few days after Lecornu officially submitted his resignation, which raised questions about the internal dynamics of French politics and government stability.

As reported by Baku.Ws citing an official statement from the Élysée Palace, President Macron made this decision after careful consideration of the situation. The return of Sébastien Lecornu to the key position of head of government after such a short break came as a surprise to many political observers and analysts. Although the official reasons for such a swift "return" have not been detailed, such a move may indicate both a high assessment of Lecornu's work by the head of state and difficulties in finding an alternative candidate capable of leading the government under current conditions.

The reappointment of Lecornu, who previously held this position, is likely aimed at ensuring continuity and stability in France's executive branch. The country faces a number of important internal challenges, including economic reforms and social tensions, as well as an active foreign policy agenda. This decision by Macron underscores his desire to retain proven personnel and, possibly, to avoid a prolonged period of forming a new cabinet during a difficult time for Europe.