“We are not obliged to remain in uncertainty.”

Foreign Minister Laurent Saint-Martin said that “despite the problematic period” and the “crucial political context”, with a government that runs the risk of being overthrown on September 8, “businessmen can have confidence in the future of their country.” “Business leaders need to see that the Government, in an international context and a crucial political context, is there, in defense of a supply policy and a policy at the service of our entrepreneurs,” said Laurent Saint-Martin, interviewed while she went to Medef’s Summer University.

The minister has recognized that “uncertainty is the number 1 enemy of entrepreneurs, but we are not obliged to remain in uncertainty,” he said, “it is enough for all political parties to assume their responsibility.” The Medef Summer University, the “Ref.” (Entrepreneurs meeting in France), is held on Wednesday and Thursday for the second consecutive year in full political disorder, a situation of uncertainty that the largest employer organization in France plays formidable by companies.

Already “worried” about the “international context”

For the Minister of Foreign Trade, with the vote of confidence in the government on September 8, “political parties face a responsibility: do we want to destabilize the country? Do we want to help solve an important problem that is that of French debt?”

Prime Minister François Bayrou will pronounce a speech to entrepreneurs at the Ref on Thursday, three days after a press conference in which he announced that he would ask for a vote of confidence, which seems, at this stage, almost insured to lose, and although he wants to lead to 44 billion euros in state savings. Is there any hope of seeing agents vote on September 8, trust in the government of François Bayrou? “Of course there are,” said Laurent Saint-Martin.