France's departing Prime Minister Jean Castex delivers a speech next to his successor, former labour minister Elisabeth Borne, during a handover ceremony in the courtyard of the Hotel Matignon, the French prime minister's official residence, in Paris. AFP
Mr Castex delivers a speech next to Ms Borne during the ceremony. AFP
Mr Castex gestures next to Ms Borne. Reuters
Mr Castex welcomes Ms Borne in the courtyard of the hotel. Reuters
Ms Borne, a centrist politician, is the second woman to become France's prime minister. AP
As labour minister since 2020, Ms Borne enacted changes that made it harder for jobless people to receive benefits and reduced monthly payments for some unemployed people, prompting criticism from unions and from the left. AP
Mr Castex and his successor, Ms Borne, arrive for the handover ceremony. AFP
Mr Castex and Ms Borne at the handover ceremony. Reuters
Ms Borne arrives at the Hotel Matignon. AFP
France's departing Prime Minister Jean Castex delivers a speech next to his successor, former labour minister Elisabeth Borne, during a handover ceremony in the courtyard of the Hotel Matignon, the French prime minister's official residence, in Paris. AFP
Mr Castex delivers a speech next to Ms Borne during the ceremony. AFP
Mr Castex gestures next to Ms Borne. Reuters
Mr Castex welcomes Ms Borne in the courtyard of the hotel. Reuters
Ms Borne, a centrist politician, is the second woman to become France's prime minister. AP
As labour minister since 2020, Ms Borne enacted changes that made it harder for jobless people to receive benefits and reduced monthly payments for some unemployed people, prompting criticism from unions and from the left. AP
Mr Castex and his successor, Ms Borne, arrive for the handover ceremony. AFP
Mr Castex and Ms Borne at the handover ceremony. Reuters