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French President Emmanuel Macron hosted German Chancellor Friedrich Merz at the Fort de Brégançon on 28 August before the two leaders chaired the 25th Franco-German Council of Ministers in Toulon the following day. The encounters were designed to reset the often-strained bilateral relationship that underpins decision-making in the European Union. Economist Jean Pisani-Ferry, who is advising the process, said both governments have agreed to base future joint initiatives on contributions from French and German economists, describing the atmosphere as one of “great enthusiasm”. While defence and EU institutional reform are on the agenda, officials said defining a shared approach toward China has emerged as the most sensitive topic for the cabinet session.
Chine : une proposition choc Emmanuel Macron et Friedrich Merz se retrouvent à Toulon pour le Conseil des ministres franco-allemand. Mais au-delà des sujets européens, un dossier sensible s’invite à la table : définir une stratégie commune face à la Chine. 🎙️Jean-Baptiste Huet https://t.co/kEsUejzPsW
Sommet entre Macron et Merz à Toulon «On a proposé aux deux gouvernements de travailler autrement : à partir de contributions d’économistes des deux pays. Ce qui me frappe, c’est qu’il y a un grand enthousiasme.» 🎙️Jean Pisani-Ferry, professeur d’économie à Sciences Po Paris https://t.co/XJ5qXIBLlk
Sommet entre Macron et Merz à Toulon «On a proposé aux deux gouvernements de travailler autrement : à partir de contributions d’économistes des deux pays. Ce qui me frappe, c’est qu’il y a un grand enthousiasme.» 🎙️Jean Pisani-Ferry, professeur d’économie à Sciences Po Paris https://t.co/tKihuBM99O
