On the 9th, the French Presidential Office announced that President Macron appointed Gabriel Attar as the new Prime Minister and requested him to be responsible for forming a new government. Macron accepted the resignation submitted by former Prime Minister Borne on the 8th. According to French media reports, Athar is 34 years old and previously served as the Minister of National Education and Youth in France. He will become the youngest Prime Minister of the Fifth French Republic. Macron posted on social media, expressing his belief in Atal's ability and courage to implement France's reform and revitalization plan. French media said that since the implementation of the retirement system reform at the beginning of last year, the Macron government's multiple reform measures have faced tremendous resistance and serious social differences. Especially in December last year, the highly controversial new immigration bill, which was finally passed after several setbacks in parliament, triggered a political "earthquake". Replacing the Prime Minister and restructuring the cabinet became the last resort for Macron to quell opposition and continue advancing reforms. French media analysis shows that Atal is very young, but his public opinion support rate is relatively high. In addition, Atal is also a candidate that both the left and right wings of France can accept. (Lai Xin She)