
At 58, lawyer Thibault de Montbrial announces his political commitment and his decision to put his energy at the service of the renewal of France.
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Thibault de Montbrial is a French lawyer and founder of a firm, known for his security positions.
In a few lines, almost everything is said.
“My name is Thibault de Montbrial. I am 58 years old. My children have spread their wings. My wife is a force at my side. The law firm I founded will prosper thanks to the talent of my young partners. The police officers who protect me remind me every morning of the price of the fight. I don't owe anyone anything. I don't belong to any denomination. I would not have achieved anything without the teams who always trusted me. I believe in pragmatism and common sense. I believe in the strength of the group and the combination of talents. I believe in fortitude, service and the courage to act. I believe in honor, which is a responsibility and a duty. And I am resolutely determined to put my determination and my energy at the service of the renewal of France…”

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