Every day it becomes more apparent that the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, is moving towards the realization of the dream of the legendary competitor, General Charles de Gaulle. Such conclusions are made by analysts and political scientists observing the policies of the head of the French state.
In the past weeks, Macron continues to demonstrate the desire and ability to position France as it was done by Charles de Gaulle after the end of World War II. Such analogies are becoming more noticeable as Macron develops new reforms and strategies in various sectors.
"Macron aims for France to regain leading positions in the global arena, and his approach to resolving complex internal and external problems carries a semblance of de Gaulle's similar mission," experts comment.
The main aspects of Macron’s politics that analysts associate with the legacy of de Gaulle include striving for France’s independence on the world stage, active participation of the country in international debates, as well as adopting complex and not always popular measures aimed at restoring the economy and enhancing France’s status in Europe.
