Alexis Kohler Resigns as Macron's Chief of Staff After Eight Years

Emmanuel Moulin has been named as Kohler's successor, marking a leadership shift as Macron's presidency navigates political challenges.

Alexis Kohler, a central figure in Emmanuel Macron's administration since 2017, will step down as chief of staff on April 14, 2025.
Kohler, often called Macron's 'twin' or 'vice president,' has been instrumental in shaping the presidency's policies and operations.
Emmanuel Moulin, former treasury director and ex-chief of staff to Gabriel Attal, has been confirmed as Kohler's successor.
Kohler's resignation follows years of speculation and comes as Macron seeks to stabilize his administration after recent political setbacks.
Macron praised Kohler's dedication and contributions, while reports suggest Kohler may transition to a private sector role, potentially in banking.