French Prime Minister

The French Prime Minister is the head of the government in France, responsible for executing laws and managing daily administration. Appointed by the President, the Prime Minister leads the cabinet of ministers, sets policy priorities, and oversees government operations. While the President holds significant executive power, the Prime Minister coordinates government efforts and implements the President's agenda. Their role is similar to a chief executive in other parliamentary systems, ensuring that government functions smoothly and policies are carried out effectively within the framework of France’s semi-presidential system.