French Ecological and Social Transition Minister Barbara Pompili, Emmanuel Macron and Jean Pierre Chevenement with Unions.

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President Macron visits GE Steam Power System, Belfort, France - 10 Feb 2022

Jean Pierre Chevenement, French Economy Junior Minister, Agnes Pannier-Runacher, French Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire, French Ecological and Social Transition Minister Barbara Pompili a guest and Emmanuel Macron.

Train French Education Ministers Najat Vallaud-Belkacem, Jean-Pierre Chevenement, and Benoit Hamon leave after attending the unveiling of a memorial plaque at the French Education ministry in Paris, on October 16, 2021, one year after French school teacher Samuel Paty was beheaded by an extremist after showing his class cartoons of the Muslim Prophet Mohammed. Paty violent death sent shockwaves through France and beyond, and was seen as an attack on the core values drilled by teachers into generations of schoolchildren, including the separation of church and state and the right to blasphemy.

Unveiling of a memorial plaque at the education ministry in tribute to Samuel Paty, Paris, France - 16 Oct 2021

Formers French Education Ministers Jean Pierre Chevenement, Vincent Peillon, Luc Chatel and Benoit Hamon await as French Prime Minister and Education Minister unveil a memorial plaque at the French Education ministry in Paris, on October 16, 2021, one year after Paty was beheaded by an extremist after showing his class cartoons of the Muslim Prophet Mohammed. Paty violent death sent shockwaves through France and beyond, and was seen as an attack on the core values drilled by teachers into generations of schoolchildren, including the separation of church and state and the right to blasphemy.

Train French Education Ministers Jean-Pierre Chevenement, Jack Lang, Train French Education Minister and Prime Minister Lionel Jospin, French Prime Minister Jean Castex, French Education Minister Jean-Michel Blanquer and train French Education Minister Benoit Hamon awaits the unveiling of a memorial plaque at the French Education ministry in Paris, on October 16, 2021, one year after Paty was beheaded by an extremist after showing his class cartoons of the Muslim Prophet Mohammed. Paty violent death sent shockwaves through France and beyond, and was seen as an attack on the core values drilled by teachers into generations of schoolchildren, including the separation of church and state and the right to blasphemy.

Formers French Education Ministers Jean Pierre Chevenement, Jack Lang, Najat Vallaud-Belkacem, Vincent Peillon, Lionel Jospin, Luc Chatel, Luc Ferry and Benoit Hamon await as French Prime Minister and Education Minister unveil a memorial plaque at the French Education ministry in Paris, on October 16, 2021, one year after Paty was beheaded by an extremist after showing his class cartoons of the Muslim Prophet Mohammed. Paty violent death felt shockwaves through France and beyond, and was seen as an attack on the core values drilled by teachers into generations of schoolchildren, including the separation of church and state and the right to blasphemy.

Formers French Education Ministers Jean Pierre Chevenement, Jack Lang, Najat Vallaud-Belkacem, Vincent Peillon, Lionel Jospin and Luc Chatel awaits as French Prime Minister and Education Minister unveil a memorial plaque at the French Education ministry in Paris, on October 16, 2021, one year after Paty was beheaded by an extremist after showing his class cartoons of the Muslim Prophet Mohammed. Paty violent death sent shockwaves through France and beyond, and was seen as an attack on the core values drilled by teachers into generations of schoolchildren, including the separation of church and state and the right to blasphemy.

Forming French Education Ministers Jean-Pierre Chevenement awaits the unveiling of a memorial plaque at the French Education ministry in Paris, on October 16, 2021, one year after French school teacher Samuel Paty was beheaded by an extremist after showing his class cartoons of the Muslim Prophet Mohammed. Paty violent death sent shockwaves through France and beyond, and was seen as an attack on the core values drilled by teachers into generations of schoolchildren, including the separation of church and state and the right to blasphemy.

Train French Education Ministers Jack Lang, Luc Chatel and Jean-Pierre Chevenement and Najat Vallaud-Belkacem await the unveiling of a memorial plaque at the French Education ministry in Paris, on October 16, 2021, one year after French school teacher Samuel Paty was beheaded by an extremist after showing his class cartoons of the Muslim Prophet Mohammed. Paty violent death sent shockwaves through France and beyond, and was seen as an attack on the core values drilled by teachers into generations of schoolchildren, including the separation of church and state and the right to blasphemy.

Train French Education Ministers Jack Lang, Luc Chatel and Jean-Pierre Chevenement expect the unveiling of a memorial plaque at the French Education ministry in Paris, on October 16, 2021, one year after French school teacher Samuel Paty was beheaded by an extremist after showing his class cartoons of the Muslim Prophet Mohammed. Paty violent death sent shockwaves through France and beyond, and was seen as an attack on the core values drilled by teachers into generations of schoolchildren, including the separation of church and state and the right to blasphemy.

Jean-Pierre Chevenement and Jean-Paul Delevoye

Tribute ceremony to 13 French soldiers who were killed in Mali, Paris, France - 02 Dec 2019

French Prime Minister Edoaurd Philippe (R) shakes hand with Former Minister Jean-Pierre Chevenement (L) as they attend a ceremony in front of the statue of Georges Clemenceau in Paris, France, 11 November 2019, as part of the commemorations marking the 101st anniversary of the 11 November 1918 armistice, ending World War I (WWI).

Commemorations marking 101st anniversary of 11 November 1918 armistice, ending World War I, Paris, France - 11 Nov 2019

Salon du Livre, Paris, France - 15 Mar 2019

Jean-Pierre Chevenement, Paris, France - 12 Mar 2019

Funeral of Michel Legrand, Paris, France - 01 Feb 2019

Former Interior Minister Jean-Pierre Chevenement leaves the funeral ceremony for French composer Michel Legrand at the Saint Alexandre Nevsky orthodox church, in Paris

Obit Michel Legrand, Paris, France - 01 Feb 2019

24th Franco-Russian Economic, Financial, Industrial and Commercial Council, Paris, France - 17 Dec 2018

22nd La Foret des Livres literary festival, Loches, France - 19 Aug 2018

St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, Russian Federation - 24 May 2018

French President Emmanuel Macron, places a wreath of flowers during a ceremony in tribute to slain French prefect Claude Erignac, who was shot dead on the island 20 years ago by pro-independence activists, at the prefecture in Ajaccio, on the French island of Corsica, . Standing in the background : Claude Erignac's widow, Dominique Erignac, center left, her son Charles Antoine, her daughter Marie-Christophine and former French minister Jean-Pierre Chevenement, right. Macron is heading to Corsica for a two-day visit at a time when nationalists on the Mediterranean island are gaining influence

Corsica, Ajaccio, France - 06 Feb 2018

French President Emmanuel Macron, back to camera, speaks with Claude Erignac's widow, Dominique Erignac, center left, and her children Charles Antoine, left, and Marie-Christophine and former French minister Jean-Pierre Chevenement, right, after ceremony in tribute to slain French prefect Claude Erignac, who was shot dead on the island 20 years ago by pro-independence activists, at the prefecture in Ajaccio, on the French island of Corsica, . Macron is heading to Corsica for a two-day visit at a time when nationalists on the Mediterranean island are gaining influence

French President Emmanuel Macron stands at attention during a ceremony in tribute to slain French prefect Claude Erignac, who was shot dead on the island 20 years ago by pro-independence activists, at the prefecture in Ajaccio, on the French island of Corsica, . Standing on background first row : Claude Erignac's widow, Dominique Erignac, center left, her son Charles Antoine, her daughter Marie-Christophine and former French minister Jean-Pierre Chevenement, right. Macron is heading to Corsica for a two-day visit at a time when nationalists on the Mediterranean island are gaining influence

French President Emmanuel Macron, stands at attention with French Interior minister Gerard Collomb, right, during a ceremony in tribute to slain French prefect Claude Erignac, who was shot dead on the island 20 years ago by pro-independence activists, at the prefecture in Ajaccio, on the French island of Corsica, . Standing on background first row : Claude Erignac's widow, Dominique Erignac, center left, her son Charles Antoine, her daughter Marie-Christophine and former French minister Jean-Pierre Chevenement, right. Macron is heading to Corsica for a two-day visit at a time when nationalists on the Mediterranean island are gaining influence

French President Emmanuel Macron, stands at attention during a ceremony in tribute to slain French prefect Claude Erignac, who was shot dead on the island 20 years ago by pro-independence activists, at the prefecture in Ajaccio, on the French island of Corsica, . Standing on background first row : Claude Erignac's widow, Dominique Erignac, center left, her son Charles Antoine, her daughter Marie-Christophine and former French minister Jean-Pierre Chevenement. Macron is heading to Corsica for a two-day visit at a time when nationalists on the Mediterranean island are gaining influence

French President Emmanuel Macron, places a wreath of flowers during a ceremony in tribute to slain French prefect Claude Erignac, who was shot dead on the island 20 years ago by pro-independence activists, at the prefecture in Ajaccio, on the French island of Corsica, . Standing on background first row : Claude Erignac's widow, Dominique Erignac, center left, her son Charles Antoine, her daughter Marie-Christophine and former French minister Jean-Pierre Chevenement. Macron is heading to Corsica for a two-day visit at a time when nationalists on the Mediterranean island are gaining influence

Former Interior Minister Jean-Pierre Chevenement leaves after a ceremony in tribute to slain French prefect Claude Erignac in Ajaccio, Corsica. Macron made a vibrant plea for the unity of the French Republic as he arrived Tuesday in Corsica for a two-day visit, at a time when nationalists on the Mediterranean island are gaining influence

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