Prime Minister of France

The Prime Minister of France is the person who controls the government of France day-to-day. They are appointed by the President of France.

Prime Minister of France Premier ministre de la République françaisecode: fr is deprecated
File:François Bayrou - 2025 (cropped) 2.jpg Incumbent François Bayrou since 13 December 2024
Status	Head of government
Member of	Council of Ministers Council of State National Defence and Security Council
Reports to	President of the French Republic and to Parliament
Residence	Hôtel de Matignon
Seat	Paris
Appointer	President of France
Term length	No fixed term Remains in office while commanding the confidence of the National Assembly
Constituting instrument	Constitution of France
Precursor	Several incarnations since the Ancien Régime
Inaugural holder	Michel Debré
Formation	4 October 1958
Salary	€178,920 annually
Website	www.gouvernement.fr

The current Prime Minister of France is François Bayrou. He was appointed by President Emmanuel Macron on 13 December 2024

Prime ministers since 1958

Political parties

      Independent
<span style="border:1px solid #AAAAAA; background-color:; color:;">      Gaullist (UNR/UDR/RPR/UMP/LR)
      Centrist (LREM)
      Liberal-centrist (UDF/DL)
      Socialist

No.	Portrait	Prime Minister (Birth–Death)	Term of office			Political party (Political coalition)	Government	Legislature (Election)	President (Term)
			Took office	Left office	Time in office
79	70px	Michel Debré (1912–1996)	8 January 1959	14 April 1962	3 years, 96 days	Union for the New Republic	Debré	I (1958)	18	Charles de Gaulle 70px (1959–1969)
80	70px	Georges Pompidou (1911–1974)	14 April 1962	7 December 1962	6 years, 87 days	Union for the New Republic	Pompidou I
			7 December 1962	8 January 1966			Pompidou II	II (1962)
			8 January 1966	1 April 1967			Pompidou III
			5 April 1967	10 July 1968			Pompidou IV	III (1967)
81	70px	Maurice Couve de Murville (1907–1999)	10 July 1968	20 June 1969	345 days	Union of Democrats for the Republic	Couve de Murville	IV (1968)
82	70px	Jacques Chaban-Delmas (1915–2000)	20 June 1969	6 July 1972	3 years, 16 days	Union of Democrats for the Republic	Chaban-Delmas		19	Georges Pompidou 70px (1969–1974)
83	70px	Pierre Messmer (1916–2007)	6 July 1972	5 April 1973	1 year, 325 days	Union of Democrats for the Republic	Messmer I
			5 April 1973	1 March 1974			Messmer II	V (1973)
			1 March 1974	27 May 1974			Messmer III
84	70px	Jacques Chirac (1932–2019)	27 May 1974	26 August 1976	2 years, 91 days	Union of Democrats for the Republic	Chirac I		20	Valéry Giscard d'Estaing 70px (1974–1981)
85	70px	Raymond Barre (1924–2007)	26 August 1976	29 March 1977	4 years, 268 days	Independent	Barre I
			29 March 1977	31 March 1978			Barre II
			31 March 1978	21 May 1981		Union for French Democracy	Barre III	VI (1978)
86	70px	Pierre Mauroy (1928–2013)	21 May 1981	23 June 1981	3 years, 57 days	Socialist Party	Mauroy I		21	François Mitterrand 70px (1981–1995)
			23 June 1981	23 March 1983			Mauroy II	VII (1981)
			23 March 1983	17 July 1984			Mauroy III
87	70px	Laurent Fabius (1946–)	17 July 1984	20 March 1986	1 year, 246 days	Socialist Party	Fabius
(84)	70px	Jacques Chirac (1932–2019)	20 March 1986	10 May 1988	2 years, 51 days	Rally for the Republic	Chirac II	VIII (1986)
88	70px	Michel Rocard (1930–2016)	10 May 1988	22 June 1988	3 years, 5 days	Socialist Party	Rocard I
			23 June 1988	15 May 1991			Rocard II	IX (1988)
89	70px	Édith Cresson (1934–)	15 May 1991	2 April 1992	323 days	Socialist Party	Cresson
90		Pierre Bérégovoy (1925–1993)	2 April 1992	29 March 1993	361 days	Socialist Party	Bérégovoy
91	70px	Édouard Balladur (1929–)	29 March 1993	17 May 1995	2 years, 49 days	Rally for the Republic	Balladur	X (1993)
92	70px	Alain Juppé (1945–)	18 May 1995	7 November 1995	2 years, 16 days	Rally for the Republic	Juppé I		22	Jacques Chirac 70px (1995–2007)
			7 November 1995	3 June 1997			Juppé II
93	70px	Lionel Jospin (1937–)	3 June 1997	6 May 2002	4 years, 337 days	Socialist Party	Jospin	XI (1997)
94	70px	Jean-Pierre Raffarin (1948–)	7 May 2002	17 June 2002	3 years, 24 days	Liberal Democracy then Union for a Popular Movement	Raffarin I
			17 June 2002	30 March 2004			Raffarin II	XII (2002)
			31 March 2004	31 May 2005			Raffarin III
95	70px	Dominique de Villepin (1953–)	31 May 2005	15 May 2007	1 year, 349 days	Union for a Popular Movement	Villepin
96	70px	François Fillon (1954–)	17 May 2007	18 June 2007	4 years, 361 days	Union for a Popular Movement	Fillon I		23	Nicolas Sarkozy 70px (2007–2012)
			19 June 2007	13 November 2010			Fillon II	XIII (2007)
			14 November 2010	10 May 2012			Fillon III
97	70px	Jean-Marc Ayrault (1950–)	15 May 2012	18 June 2012	1 year, 320 days	Socialist Party	Ayrault I		24	François Hollande 70px (2012–2017)
			18 June 2012	31 March 2014			Ayrault II	XIV (2012)
98	70px	Manuel Valls (1962–)	31 March 2014	25 August 2014	2 years, 250 days	Socialist Party	Valls I
			25 August 2014	6 December 2016			Valls II
99	File:Bernard Cazeneuve 21 February 2013.jpg	Bernard Cazeneuve (1963–)	6 December 2016	15 May 2017	160 days	Socialist Party	Cazeneuve
100	File:Édouard Philippe 2019 (cropped).jpg	Édouard Philippe (1970–)	15 May 2017	19 June 2017	3 years, 49 days	The Republicans Then miscellaneous right	Philippe I		25	Emmanuel Macron 70px (2017–)
			19 June 2017	3 July 2020			Philippe II	XV (2017)
101	70px	Jean Castex (1965–)	3 July 2020	16 May 2022	1 year, 317 days	La République En Marche!	Castex
102	94x94px	Élisabeth Borne (1961–)	16 May 2022	9 January 2024	1 year, 238 days	La République En Marche!	Borne	XVI (2022)
103	93x93px	Gabriel Attal (1989–)	9 January 2024	5 September 2024	240 days	La République En Marche!	Attal
104		Michel Barnier (1951–)	5 September 2024	13 December 2024	99 days	The Republicans	Barnier	XVII (2024)
105		François Bayrou (1951–)	13 December 2024	Incumbent	1 year, 28 days	Democratic Movement	Bayrou

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