Macron’s visit to Morocco: What are France’s objectives for 2025? 08 central objectives

HIBAPRESS-RABAT-Gouv.fr The report “What France in ten years? The projects of the decade” defines the contours of what France could be in 2025. It proposes eight central objectives which outline a ten-year perspective. Each objective is associated with numerical indicators, 33 in total distributed among the 8 objectives: 1. A democracy of trust This involves ensuring in particular that the French regain confidence in the future and institutions. One of the numerical indicators recommends reaching 70% participation in legislative elections, for example. 2. Effective republican equality For equal opportunities to be a reality, the report focuses on education and recommends dividing the number of dropouts and children who do not master French by 3 and halving illiteracy in adults. He also proposes doubling the proportion of mixed professions and reducing discrimination. 3. An enterprising and economical State The report underlines the State’s need to be reformed and hopes that the management of the civil service will be more efficient and more open to all talents. One of the indicators suggests reaching a rate of 90% of citizens using the Internet in their relationship with the administration. 4. Responsible development The priorities identified for this objective are to reduce public debt to 75% of GDP, to reduce the share of public spending in GDP by 49% and to reduce national greenhouse gas emissions by 30%. greenhouse and half the progression of the artificialization of the territory. 5. A society decompartmentalized and open to the world France’s prosperity requires decompartmentalization of society. New mobility needs to be built for young people and businesses, according to the report. For example, it is proposed to double the number of young French people who have stayed abroad for their studies and to welcome 200,000 more foreign students. 6. An economy of movement For a dynamic economy, the objective is to focus on skills by investing in education and training and to support innovation. The report also suggests creating an environment favorable to the growth of businesses and their financing. 7. A readable and inclusive social model In order to preserve collective security, the report underlines the importance of thoroughly reviewing the social model and recommends rebuilding full employment and improving the quality of work. Social policies must be simplified and personalized. The report highlights the need to reorient housing policy to lower its cost and suggests reducing housing prices by 30% (in constant euros). 8. A Europe driving force Weakened by the crisis, Europe must reinvent itself to once again become a center of prosperity and employment, underlines the report.