Gabriel Attal: "€150 billion in savings, that's a starting point."
PARIS — Lors d’un grand entretien au sommet Playbook Paris de POLITICO, Gabriel Attal a décliné jeudi les grandes orientations de son plan budgétaire à court et moyen terme. Le candidat Renaissance, qui se targue d’être celui parmi ses concurrents qui a “donné le plus de détails sur sa feuille de route budgétaire”, considère que […]
Gabriel Attal outlined his budget plan at the POLITICO Playbook Paris summit, stating that 150 billion euros in savings over five years is needed to rebalance France's public accounts, but this amount may need to be higher. He aims to reduce the public deficit below 3% of GDP by 2032 and achieve a balanced budget by 2030. Attal also announced preparations for an emergency plan in case of a debt crisis and discussed potential measures, including pension reform and reducing administrative spending through artificial intelligence.
He opposes reducing France's contribution to the EU budget but is open to redistributing fines paid by tech giants to member states.
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