"I wasn't in politics before and I'm not going to be after": Macron says he will quit politics in 2027
Summary
French President Emmanuel Macron announced that he will leave politics in 2027 when his second term ends. He said it is challenging to balance defending his achievements with admitting what did not succeed during his presidency.Key Facts
- Macron said he was not involved in politics before becoming president and plans to stop after 2027.
- His second five-year term will end in 2027, and he will not seek another office.
- Macron spoke about the difficulty of evaluating his record honestly near the end of his term.
- Political candidates for the 2027 election have already begun campaigning in France.
- Some potential candidates are trying to show a softer public image to attract voters.
- Macron hopes to shape his legacy now while leaving the future direction open to others.
- He remains active on the world stage, including occasional disagreements with U.S. President Donald Trump.
- Macron has emphasized European independence in industry and technology during his time in office.
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