Gabriel Attal launches his campaign for the 2027 presidential election with the first meeting in Paris

Paris – 30.05.2026: Gabriel Attal, former Prime Minister and candidate for the 2027 presidential elections, held his first major campaign rally on May 30, 2026, at the Parc des Expositions Porte de Versailles in Paris. About 5,000 people listened to his speech, in which he clearly outlined his political goals and vision for the future of France.

Attal announced his candidacy only on May 22, 2026, and is now using this first meeting to spread his message across the country. He called for a “rise” on both individual and collective levels. “Everyone in France must feel that the next generation will be able to live a better life,” he emphasized. In particular, Attal appeals to families, for whom he wants to create prospects.

At the center of his program are four directions: education, wages, border protection, and artificial intelligence. These priorities are intended to help make France a leading power in Europe once again. Attal plans to create new opportunities through investment in education, increase wages, strengthen national security, and ensure France’s technological competitiveness in the future.

In his speech, the candidate distanced himself from politics that, in his view, merely accompanies decline. Instead, he focuses on optimism and active shaping of the future: “France is a great nation that must never doubt its future.”

The campaign will gain momentum in the coming months. Attal already sees himself competing with other candidates, including Édouard Philippe from the Horizons party and Jean-Luc Mélenchon from La France Insoumise, who are also running for president.

With the first meeting in Paris, Attal launched his campaign and seeks to position himself as a reliable and future-oriented candidate. The coming months will show how voters will receive his message and what role he will play in the race for the highest office in the country.

Besides political competitors, the issue of internal party support for Attal is important, as the Renaissance movement, from which he originates, could significantly influence the outcome. Furthermore, social issues such as social justice, migration, and technological innovations will be at the center of discussions about France’s future leading up to 2027.

Gabriel Attal is betting on new dynamics in the campaign, which primarily appeal to young voters and those who believe in positive change. His campaign aims to inspire hope and clearly differentiate itself from previous political approaches.