Arnaud Montebur ( fr. Arnaud Montebourg ; born October 30, 1962) was a French politician and statesman, minister of economics, production growth and digital technologies (2012–2014). The representative of the left wing of the Socialist Party .
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| Head of the government | Manuel waltz | ||||||
| The president | Francois Hollande | ||||||
| Successor | Emmanuel Macron | ||||||
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| Head of the government | Jean-Marc Hérault | ||||||
| The president | Francois Hollande | ||||||
| Predecessor | (Minister of Industry, Energy and the Digital Economy) Pierre Moscovisi (Minister of Economics) | ||||||
| Birth | October 30, 1962 (56 years) Clamsy , Nievre department , Burgundy , France | ||||||
| The consignment | Socialist | ||||||
| Education | University of Burgundy University Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne Institute for Political Studies (Paris) | ||||||
| Profession | lawyer | ||||||
| Activity | politics | ||||||
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Biography
Arno Montebur is the son of Michel Montebur, a tax agent from Autun, and Leila Ould Cadi, a native of Oran in French Algeria , a Spanish teacher. In Algeria, there were relatives of Montebourg by his mother - in 2016, he visited cousins Zora and Farida and their mother Rohu in Oran; grandfather - Barudi Ould Kadi - died in 1992 [1] .
Montebur spent his childhood in Fixen (department of Côte d'Or ), studied law at the University of Dijon [2] .
In 1990 he became a lawyer at the Paris Court of Appeal.
In 1997 he began his political career - he was elected from the Socialist Party in the department of Saône-et-Loire as a deputy to the French National Assembly . Subsequently re-elected, retaining the mandate until 2012, when his district was abolished.
In 2007, he participated in the presidential campaign of Ségolène Royal .
In 2008 at the Socialist Party in Reims, along with Benoit Amon, supported Martin Aubrey's candidacy in the struggle for leadership in the party, which ended in victory [3] .
In 2008 he became chairman of the general council of the department of Saone and Loire.
In 2011, fought for the nomination of his candidacy from the socialists in the presidential elections of 2012 [4] .
In 2012, he was appointed Minister of Production Resumption in the Government of Jean-Marc Herault .
March 31, 2014 received a portfolio of the Minister of Economy, Production and Digital Technology in the first government of Manuel Waltz . He was critical of the neoliberal and pro-market course of the government.
He became the initiator of a government decree of May 14, 2014 (No. 2014–479 [5] ), restricting access of foreign capital to enterprises of strategic importance. The decree expanded the scope of application of Article R. 153-2 of the in the 2005 edition, when the De Villepin government identified areas where foreign investment required permission from the authorities to protect national interests [6] .
On August 25, 2014, he provoked a government crisis, declaring his departure from the cabinet as a sign of disagreement with the financial austerity policy being pursued, which resulted in the formation of the second Waltz government, where Emmanuel Macron took the chair of Montebur [7] . Along with Monteburu, the Minister of Public Education, Higher Education and Scientific Research, Benoit Amon, and the Minister of Culture, Orelie Filippetti , also representing the left wing of the socialist party, left the government.
In 2016, having decided to fight for the nomination of the Socialist Party in the presidential elections , Montebur announced the Le Projet France program (Project France), which combined Jean-Pierre Shevenman’s 2002 ideas in defense of France’s national sovereignty and the 2007 proposal by Ségolène Royal. social update [8] .
In January 2017, he took part in the socialist-organized “left- primaries ”, which aimed to nominate a single candidate of the left forces, declaring their intention to withdraw from the struggle of the protege of Hollande’s President Manuel Waltz , but failed to reach the second round of voting [9] . He called on his supporters to vote for the Benoit Amon, who won the first place in the primaries.
Personal life
In 2014, Arno Montebur married Oreli Filippetti , who was the Minister of Culture in the Waltz government. In September 2015, their daughter Jeanne was born, but on March 3, 2017 it became known that this marriage broke up [10] .
Notes
- ↑ Eric Hacquemand. Arnaud Montebourg: "L'Algérie, le pays de ma mère" (Fr.) . Paris Match (2 janvier 2017). The appeal date is April 22, 2017.
- ↑ Biographie Arnaud Montebourg (Fr.) . Le Parisien. The appeal date is April 22, 2017.
- ↑ Arthur Berdah. Hamon-Montebourg, destins croisés de deux frères ennemis (Fr.) . Le Figaro (17 août 2016). The appeal date is April 26, 2017.
- ↑ Montebourg cherche à faire "turbuler" la primaire (Fr.) . Le Figaro (19 April 2011). The appeal date is April 22, 2017.
- ↑ Décret n ° 2014-479 du 14 mai 2014 relatif aux investissements étrangers soumis à autorisation préalable (Fr.) . legifrance.gouv.fr (16 février 2018). The appeal date is February 16, 2018.
- ↑ Au fait, c'est quoi ce décret sur les "investissements stratégiques"? (fr.) Le Monde (16 May 2014). The appeal date is February 16, 2018.
- ↑ France Hollande: New team named after ministers rebel (Eng.) . BBC News (26 August 2014). The appeal date is October 19, 2014.
- ↑ Bastien Bonnefous. Le "Projet France" d'Arnaud Montebourg (Fr.) . Le Monde (22 août 2016). The appeal date is June 23, 2017.
- ↑ Romain Herreros. Résultats de la primaire de la gauche: Arnaud Montebourg, grand perdant, cherche avenir politique (Fr.) . Huffington Post (23 janvier 2017). The appeal date is April 22, 2017.
- ↑ Arnaud Montebourg et Aurélie Filippetti se sont séparés (Fr.) . La Depeche (3 mars 2017). The appeal date is April 22, 2017.
Links
- Arnaud Montebourg - Parti socialiste (Fr.) . Le Point. The appeal date is April 22, 2017.