Xinhua News Agency, Paris, October 12 (Reporter Qiao Benxiao) The French Presidential Palace issued an appointment announcement on the evening of 12th, announcing the list of main members of the new government formed by Prime Minister Le Corny for the second time, including 19 ministers and 15 ministerial representatives.

According to the announcement, several ministers remained in office in the first Leicester government, including Minister of Foreign Affairs Jean-Noël Barrot, Minister of Economy and Finance Leicester, Minister of Justice Darmanin, Minister of Culture Dati, etc. In addition, the new government¡¯s Minister of Defense was appointed by former Minister of Labour, Health, Solidarity and Family Affairs Kathleen Wattrand, and the Minister of Internal Affairs was appointed by former Director of the Paris Police Office Laurent Nunez.

The new cabinet officials include Jean-Pierre Farondu, former head of the French State Railways, who became Labour Minister, and Monica Barby, former chairman of the French branch of the World Nature Fund, who became Minister for Ecological Transformation, among others.

After the appointment was announced, Le Corny said on social media that the new government would push for the adoption of the new fiscal year budget before the end of the year.

Le Corny, then Minister of Defense, was appointed as Prime Minister by President Macron on September 9th, replacing former Prime Minister Bayrou who was forced to resign after failing to seek a confidence vote in the National Assembly. On October 6th, Le Corny, who had only been in office for 27 days, resigned and was approved on the grounds that "the conditions for exercising the functions and powers of the Prime Minister are no longer met". On the night of his resignation, Le Corny was ordered by Macron to start a two-day "final negotiation" with various parties. On the 10th, Le Corny was re-appointed as Prime Minister.