
The French President said he does not rule out his return to the post of head of state in the future.
French President Emmanuel Macron told Variety he has not ruled out seeking a third presidential term in the future, while confirming his constitutional resignation in May.
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The French constitution limits the presidency to two consecutive terms.
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Emmanuel Macron has not ruled out the possibility of again trying to take the presidency for a third term.
Macron confirmed that he will step down as head of state in May in accordance with the country's constitution.
PARIS, September 26 - RIA Novosti. French President Emmanuel Macron has not ruled out that he may again try to take the presidency for a third term.
“I’m not ruling out anything. It’s unusual to come back. But we’ll see. Life is inventive, sometimes even more than in the movies,” he answered a question about a third term for Variety.
At the same time, he confirmed that in May he would step down as head of state in accordance with the country’s constitution.

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French President Emmanuel Macron, in an interview with Variety, admitted the possibility of his return to the post of head of state in the future, despite confirming plans to leave the post in May in accordance with the country's constitution.