According to media source,French President Emmanuel Macron ruled out naming a left-wing government saying it would be a threat to “institutional stability,” Amid political deadlock following July elections.Macron has been searching for a new prime minister in successive rounds of talks since elections in July gave a left-wing alliance the most seats in parliament but not enough to govern.
As per media reports,The president rejected left-wing claims to govern after talks with far-right politician Marine Le Pen and other political leaders. Since Friday, Macron has invited party leaders to talks hoping to find a consensus candidate who would not immediately be ousted in a no-confidence vote. “My responsibility is that the country is not blocked nor weakened,” Macron said in a statement. The July election left the 577-seat National Assembly divided between the left-wing New Popular Front (NFP) alliance with over 190 seats, followed by Macron’s centrist alliance at around 160 and Le Pen’s National Rally at 140.
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