Who was the first prime minister of France?

Answer 1

The first rulerof France in all do respect was Charles the first. Or Charles the Great. His empire was later called the Holy Roman Empire. He was proclaimed roman emperor in 809AD. By the pope. He was virtually the first king of France, Germany, and the Holland.

Answer 2

Manuel Valls, born Aug. 13, 1962 in Barcelona (Spain), is the French Prime Minister since March 31, 2014. He was appointed by the French President, François Hollande, to replace the former PM Jean-Marc Ayrault. He was minister for home affairs in the previous government.

It is worth noting that since France is a Presidential system, the President has much more power than the Prime Minister.

Answer 3

Charles the Great was the first to unite the Frankish tribes. he is most remembered for his battles against the Saxons which later were created into the Arthurian legend in Britain.

Answer 4

Francois Fillon

In France, the Prime Minister is second-in-command, with the President having the highest position.

Answer 5

The title of the Prime Minister is Prime Minister

Answer 6

François Fillon was elected on 2007 June 10 and 17 during the national general election.

Answer 7

The French Prime Minister title in French is Premier ministre français. He is both the head of government and of the Council of Ministers of France.

Answer 8

francois fillon

Answer 9

Edith Cresson
Edith Cresson