President: Nicolas Sarkozy
Prime Minister: Francois Fillon
Both memers of the centre-right UMP Part (Union pour un Movement Populaire)
France has both prime minister and president. France has a directly elected president who appoints the prime minister.
Nicolas Sarkozy is the president and Francois Fillon is the prime minister.
The prime minister and the president
France has a president and a prime minister.
President - Charles de Gaulle, President of France (1959-1969)Prime Minister - Michel Debré, Prime Minister of France (1959-1962)
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France is a semi-presidential republic. It has a President and a Prime Minister that share power.
Raymond Poincare was president of France in 1919. He served as president from 1913 to 1920 after serving as Prime Minister from 1912 to 1913. He went on to serve as Prime Minister two more times.
The Prime Minister is the chief of the Goverment. - The President appoints the Prime Minister. - The President and the Prime Minister appoint the other members of the Government. - The Prime Minister presides the Government Council every week. - The Prime Minister is the link between the president and the parliament. And other things...
France is no more a monarchy ,it is a republic . it has a president and a prime minister.
there is no vice-president in France, but a prime minister - position currently (2010) held by François Fillon.
France today is led by a President. France used to have a monarchy, but this has ceased to be with the Revolution of 1848.