Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs[1]
Second Lecornu government
French Republic
Jean-Noël Barrot
Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs[1]
Serving in the Second Lecornu government.
- In office
- Serving
- Party
- MoDem
- Offices
- 1
Sourced from en.wikipedia.org · checked 12 Oct 2026
Overview
Current office
- Country
- France
Career
Record in public office
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Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs, as recorded in the sources below. Earlier offices are added once each is checked against an official CV or register.
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Serves with 18 colleagues
- Sébastien LecornuPrime Minister
- Gérald DarmaninJustice
- Laurent NuñezInterior
- Catherine VautrinArmed Forces
- Roland LescureEconomics, Finance and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty
- Amélie de MontchalinPublic Action and Accounts
- Édouard GeffrayNational Education
- Jean-Pierre FarandouLabour, Employment and Economic Inclusion
- Stéphanie RistHealth, Families, Autonomy and People with Disabilities
- Françoise GatelPartnership with Territories and Decentralization
- Vincent JeanbrunHousing and Urban Renovation
- Monique BarbutEcological Transition
- Annie GenevardAgriculture
- Philippe TabarotTransport
- Marina FerrariSports, Youth and Community Life
- Philippe BaptisteHigher Education, Research and Space
- Serge PapinSmall and Medium-sized Enterprises, Trade, Crafts, Tourism and Purchasing Power
- Naïma MoutchouOverseas Territories
Evidence
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- Sourced 3
Sources
- [1]Second Lecornu government
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Govpedia. "Jean-Noël Barrot." Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs. Record gp:person/jean-noel-barrot, last checked 12 Oct 2026. IQGov. https://govpedia.org/person/jean-noel-barrot/