Overview
- Delegates at the Cirque d’Hiver approved the name change to Jeunes en marche with nearly 70 percent support from 2,500 voters.
- Macron made an unannounced appearance at the 10th-anniversary meeting to urge young activists to remain united and warned against early focus on the 2027 campaign.
- He pledged to need their support “in two years, in five years, in ten years,” framing youth mobilization as central to his long-term vision.
- Gabriel Attal outlined a “new path” for the 2027 election and signaled his ambition as a leading contender for the party’s nomination.
- Ambroise Méjean is set to hand over the youth leadership in September as the movement reorganizes to defend centrist governance during parliamentary deadlock.