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This is one of the surprise announcements from Gabriel Attal's government. Rachida Dati has been appointed head of the Ministry of Culture. An arrival commented on by a very famous French actor, who played frankly, in an interview given to Paris Match, this Thursday.
“She can do…”: Rachida Dati Minister of Culture, a huge French actor gives her clear opinion on her appointment
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It’s an arrival that continues to get people talking. On January 11, Rachida Dati became the new Minister of Culture, replacing Rima Abdul Malak in her role. After the resignation ofElisabeth Borne at the beginning of the year, the President of the Republic decided to replace the Prime Minister with Gabriel Attal, who had to form a new government. For culture, he therefore succeeded in attracting the former Minister of Justice under Nicolas Sarkozy and for the moment, the 58-year-old politician seems to take her role very seriously.
Determined, the new Minister of Culture presented her wishes to cultural actors a few days ago. The opportunity for Rachida Dati to assert all her will and determination in her new role. “A big congratulations for everything you are already doing. A big thank you in advance for what we will do together. When I leave you, you will not cry. You will applaud me!”she said in front of a crowd which notably included the former Minister of Justice, Jacques Toubon and his great friend Yamina Benguigui. Since the appointment of the native of Saint-Rémy (Saône-et-Loire), not many artists have reacted, with the exception ofAnna Mouglalis, completely stunned and whose reaction ignited the Web.
Christian Clavier happy with the appointment of Rachida Dati
Asked about the question of the nomination of Rachida Dati in the latest issue of Paris Match, released this Thursday, February 1, Christian Clavier was kind enough to give his opinion. When asked what his feelings are about the new Minister of Culture, he does not procrastinate: “Good. She can do a lot and I love what she said in her first speech: bringing culture to everyone. And also what she said to her detractors who said she had never read a book: 'I learned to read from bookmobiles'.”
Present at his side to promote their next joint film, cock-a-doodle Doo, Didier Bourdon preferred to kick in, but always with a touch of humor. “I don't have much of an opinion on the matter, since I've never dealt with this ministry. They never helped me write a sketch. Oh yes! Jack Lang came to see Les Inconnus and told us: 'You should make films.' I said, 'Write us a script.'”he retorts.
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