Emmanuel Macron won the presidential election again in France

Paris. In France, current President Emmanuel Macron has won the presidential election. After this victory, he will become the President of France for the second time. Macron defeated the country’s far-right leader Marine Le Pen by a good margin. While Macron got 58% of the vote, Penn got only 42 percent of the vote.

The second phase of voting for the presidential election in France concluded on Sunday. Earlier, Marine Le Pen accepted defeat in the presidential race on Sunday. He accepted the incumbent President Emmanuel Macron as victorious. Penn said his phenomenal performance in the presidential election represented “a resounding victory in itself”. Various polling agencies in France were predicting Macron’s victory.

Emmanuel Macron won the presidential election in the last election by defeating far-right leader Marine Le Pen. Far-right leader Marien Le Pen was in the fray for the third time in the race for the presidency of France. In opinion polls, many French citizens praised him as president. He was considered fit for the position to face major global crises such as the Kovid-19 pandemic and the Ukraine conflict.

Macron said – I want a fair society
After creating history, Emmanuel Macron, accompanied by his wife Brigitte and their children, reached the stage decorated on the Champ de Mars near the Eiffel Tower. He sang the national anthem. After that addressed the people. Macron said, ‘I want a fair society. A society where there is equality between women and men. The coming years will certainly be tough, but they will be historic. We have to work together for new generations.

He said thank you dear friends, first of all thank you. You all put your faith in me for the next five years. I know that I am indebted to you.

Macron entered politics leaving his job as a civil servant
Macron studied at the cole National d’Administration, an elite school in France. He was earlier a senior civil servant. Then worked as a banker in Rothschild for a few years. After that he became the economic adviser to the socialist President Francis Hollande. He stepped into the political scene from behind-the-scenes roles after being appointed economy minister in Hollande’s government from 2014 to 2016.

British PM Boris Johnson wishes Macron
British PM Boris Johnson has also congratulated Macron. Boris Johnson tweeted, ‘France is one of our closest and most important allies. I look forward to continuing to work together on the issues that matter most to both our countries and the world.