Former French Minister Didier Guillaume Dies at 65 from Sudden Illness

The former Minister of Agriculture and recently appointed Minister of State for Monaco passed away during hospitalization for a rapid illness.

Didier Guillaume, former French Minister of Agriculture, died at 65 following a sudden and severe illness during his hospitalization.
Guillaume had been serving as Monaco's Minister of State since September 2024, a role equivalent to prime minister in the principality.
He had a long political career in France, including roles as senator, president of the Drôme General Council, and minister under Emmanuel Macron's administration.
The Principality of Monaco announced his death, praising his dedication and contributions to the government since taking up his post.
Isabelle Berro-Amadeï, Monaco's Minister of External Relations, has been appointed interim head of the government.