President Emmanuel Macron broke his silence for the first time since Sunday’s snap elections to call for a broad “governing pact” to end the political impasse of a badly fractured French parliament.
In an open letter to the public on Wednesday, Macron claimed that “no one won” the vote since no party or alliance had come even close to an outright majority.
Without using the word “coalition”, the president urged political parties to “engage in sincere and loyal dialogue to build a solid majority, which has to be pluralistic, for the country.”
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