Baghdad, French President Emmanuel Macron said today, Tuesday, that he will keep the interim centrist government in the country until the end of the Olympic Games in mid-August. Macron acknowledged the loss of his centrist party in the elections, but declined to comment on the Left Front's proposal to appoint a new prime minister. He explained that the government, whose term is about to end, will continue to focus on the Olympic Games in a caretaker role until mid-August, after which he will look to appoint a new prime minister. Macron confirmed that he will keep the transitional government to avoid "chaos". Last week, Macron accepted the resignation of Gabriel Attal's government and assigned it to caretaker. Source: National Iraqi News Agency
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