First and foremost, with complete honesty, we take the opportunity to assess the hope of France at the beginning of this term.
It is essential to recall the foundations of a “new” start by specifying the conditions and advantages of the “bet on intelligence.”
It is up to the “new occupant” of the Élysée Palace to also become aware of this…
Yes, France has its chance. It can succeed, provided it not only wants to but also gives itself the means to do so.
Like most of its partners in industrialized countries, France is facing a major challenge in an internationally economically and politically uncertain context, undergoing a rebalancing.
France has assets and reasons to hope. For France is not without technological, digital, energy, economic, cultural, and social resources.
These assets must be transformed into wealth by developing new activities. The potential for progress in terms of competitiveness, job creation, is considerable.
These solutions will inevitably involve new behaviors and unprecedented ways of undertaking, if not necessarily by working less, but above all by working better and together.
All of this must be thought out and designed with complete independence, in full globalization, within the framework of the European Union.
