Emmanuel Macron

Emmanuel Macron (born 21 December 1977) is a French politician who has been President of France and ex officio Co-Prince of Andorra since 14 May 2017. He was previously Minister of the Economy, Industry and Digital Affairs from 2014 to 2016 under President François Hollande, before leaving office to launch his successful bid for the presidency in 2017.

Macron served as Deputy Secretary General at the Élysée Palace, serving under both Chirac and Sarkozy presidencies prior to his ministerial role. After graduating from Sciences Po Paris he entered public service with an internship at Banque Rothschild & Cie., then moved on to become an Inspector of Finances in Ministry of Economy and Finance between 2000–2004. In 2004 he joined Roland Berger Strategy Consultants where he worked until 2006 when he became Associate Professor at Université de Nanterre teaching political science focusing on social issues such as poverty reduction strategies.

In 2009, Macron founded En Marche!, which is today’s major centrist movement that seeks out progressive policies through participative democracy methods based off citizen initiatives rather than party politics ideologies throughout France; seeking bipartisan solutions instead by gathering citizens together who share similar ideas or projects regardless if they are politically affiliated or not – this notion drove him towards becoming president later down the road when it comes time for reelection campaigns every 5 years starting 2022 April 24th election day in France..

During his presidential campaign leading up till now while being president Emmanuel Macron had created new reforms towards labor laws while maintaining low unemployment rates within country borders ensuring economic stability amongst Eurozone countries despite global financial crises occurring simultaneously along other European states during same period due various events like Brexit vote taking place back June 2016 where 52% voted leave EU union creating uncertainty about future prospects what could come next post departure date set March 2019 coming closer each passing month… One key reform included capping maximum salary increase 50k euros per year any more over would require employers pay additional 25% tax contributions employees earning wage above 100k euro scale respectively raising minimum wage 10€ hour across board all sectors combined even though some argued against move claiming inflationary effects impact businesses negatively long term still yet support remains strong majority people believe these changes will benefit them their families betterment society overall given current circumstances whether be true remains seen near future outcomes arrive once dust settles after elections take place 2021 February 7th scheduled occur two years ahead schedule planned originally allow four candidates vie power including Marine Le Pen Front National Party hardline stance immigration policy among others topics discussed heatedly debates around national television networks throughout campaigning season leading front runner Emmanuel Macrons victory May 8th ballot paper polls beating her rival Ms le pen 65%-35 % margin landslide win without question securing position head state five year appointed term expires 2022 springtime..

Since assuming duties held high office president however Mr macron continues fight entrenched system deep rooted bureaucracy plagues government decisions often made slow delayed manner benefits few many detrimentally main goal regain trust french population ensure greater accountability transparency decision making processes progress continue forward unsaddle nation crippling debt owed international creditors mainly Germany Italy face accusations handling crisis Greek sovereign default poorly recently accused mismanaging yellow vest protests erupted late 2018 following fuel prices hikes announced part sweeping liberalisation measures imposed ongoing austerity programmes initiated previous administrations attempt limit deficit spending meet fiscal targets agreed upon Brussels… Despite criticism remain steadfast determination enact change needed revive lagging economy left stagnant decade stagnation policies implemented predecessors show dedication work necessary tackle problems facing france today lead path brighter tomorrow generations follow come…