French Treasury

The French Treasury, officially known as the "Trésor Public," is a government department responsible for managing France's public finances. It oversees the collection of taxes, management of government funds, and public spending. The Treasury ensures the financial stability of the country by issuing bonds and paying off national debts. It also plays a role in economic policy, working to promote growth and stability. Essentially, it functions like the financial backbone of the French government, ensuring that funds are available for public services and infrastructure while maintaining trust with investors and the public.