The “start-up nation” facing the succession of Emmanuel Macron

Is the “start-up nation” experiencing its final comeback? This Wednesday, September 16, young innovative companies met in Paris for the traditional annual mass of the sector, organized by the France Digitale lobby. The last of the double five-year term of Emmanuel Macron, the president who promised in 2017 to transform France into a “nation where everyone can say they can create a start-up”. The perfect place to start a dialogue with the applicants for his succession, who have come to present their innovation program.

Gabriel Attal, Renaissance candidate in the presidential election, took a break from his tour of France to reassure entrepreneurs, gathered under the circus decorations of the Museum of Fairground Arts, in Paris. “Innovation and AI [artificial intelligence] are conditions for our prosperity” opens the deputy and former prime minister who wishes to launch a “France 2040 plan” of 200 billion euros