Presidential Candidates to Be Grilled on Economy at French Business Summit
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Seven presidential candidates – Gabriel Attal, Raphaël Glucksmann, Marine Le Pen, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, Edouard Philippe, Bruno Retailleau and Marine Tondelier – will be interviewed by business leaders on their economic agenda at the Medef meetings.
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lalsace.frThe main presidential candidates will take part this Thursday in a debate in Roland-Garros, in front of the Medef. This very scrutinized exchange will conclude the meeting of entrepreneurs of France, an event of the return of the employers' organization. Follow this political day with us.
Presidential candidates to be grilled on economy at French business summit
France's main candidates for next year's presidential election will be quizzed by business leaders about their plans for the nation at the Medef employers federation's annual end of summer conference on Thursday. Taxation, the burden of regulations, reindustrialisation and France's public debt of over 3.5 trillion euros are all issues on the table.
Reportage. Organized by the Medef, the political and economic re-entry offers the first debate between presidential candidates. We have asked their opinion from the business leaders present on the spot.
This Thursday, five Medef-member business leaders of different sizes and sectors will be the first to be able to question seven declared candidates in the presidential election.
The Medef (French Business Confederation) is organizing the first major debate between the main presidential candidates on Thursday, August 27, during its summer school held at the Roland-Garros stadium in Paris. Facing representatives of French business, Marine Le Pen (RN), Bruno Retailleau (LR), Raphaël Glucksmann (PP-PS), Gabriel Attal (Renaissance), Édouard Philippe (Horizons), Jean-Luc Mélenchon (LFI), and Marine Tondelier (Ecologists) will…
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