The first anniversary was celebrated as France 2030 should be. At the end of October 2021, Emmanuel Macron unveiled his top ten ambitions (nuclear, hydrogen, electric vehicles, low-carbon planes, health, the seabed, etc.) at the Elysée Palace for France to take its place in the global innovation race. Originally endowed with €30 billion, this massive investment mechanism saw its envelope swell to €54 billion after swallowing the Future Investment Programs (PIAs) created by Nicolas Sarkozy and renewed four times.
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The war in Ukraine and the strong wave of the return of protectionism in the world, embodied by a huge American investment program (the De-Inflation Act), have made France 2030 more important than ever since its launch. Elizabeth Bourne was therefore delighted to lead the anniversary celebrations of this very political project. “We must mobilize to avoid any risk…
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Source: Le Figaro
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