French PM Michel Barnier Returns to Work After Successful Surgery
Prime Minister Michel Barnier resumed duties following a cervical lesion operation, with full recovery expected as he prepares for upcoming Cabinet meetings.
- Michel Barnier, France's Prime Minister, underwent surgery for a cervical lesion over the weekend, which was successful according to his doctor.
- The 73-year-old leader, who took office in September, returned to work at the Hôtel de Matignon on Monday, resuming his duties promptly.
- Barnier is set to lead the weekly Cabinet meeting on Thursday, October 31, marking his return to public activities.
- The operation's details remain undisclosed, with results from the lesion's analysis expected in the coming weeks.
- Barnier's appointment followed a period of political stalemate, and he faces challenges such as navigating a fragmented parliament and addressing France's budget for 2025.
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