Before the Council of Ministers, which started at the Elysee Palace, Macron made statements on climate change and the consequences of the Ukraine-Russia War.
Pointing out that the consequences of global warming are clearly felt, Macron stated that record drought levels have been reached this summer.
Pointing to a pessimistic picture for the coming period, Macron pointed out that the “era of recklessness, extravagance and abundance” has come to an end, and that the government should take measures against it.
“WE ARE LIVING THE END OF THE PERIOD THAT LOOKED AS ABUNDANCE FOR YEARS”
Regarding the global events in recent years and the measures to be taken against it, Macron said:
“What we are experiencing is more like a great change and turmoil rather than order… We are living at the end of an era that has been seen as abundance for years; cheap, never-ending products, technological abundance, soil, raw materials, water.”
macron, France Emphasizing the beginning of a new era for Europe and the European Union, he called on the government to be open, be vigilant and fulfill its commitments on the grounds that this situation would cause anxiety among the people.
The President of France argued that illiberal regimes are rising and authoritarian regimes are getting stronger.
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