When France welcomes its youngest president, what will happen to study abroad and immigration policies?

There are many legends in the world, and now there is another one. The lively French general election came to an end. Macron won the election with more than 64% of the vote and entered the Elysee Palace. As the youngest president in French history takes office, what impact will it have on the whole of Europe, currency exchange rates, and even the lives and employment of friends studying in France...

There are many legends in the world, and now there is another one. one. The lively French general election came to an end. Macron won the election with more than 64% of the vote and entered the Elysee Palace. When the youngest president in French history takes office, what impact will it have on the entire Europe, currency exchange rates, and even the lives and employment of friends studying in France?

On the 7th local time, France, 2017 The presidential election runoff begins. The two candidates are Macron, the centrist independent candidate and leader of the Forward movement, and Le Pen, the far-right party. In the end, Macron won the election with 64.82% of the vote, becoming the youngest president in French history.

Emmanuel Macron was born on December 21, 1977 in Amiens, a city in northern France. He grew up in a family of intellectuals. French politician and former French Minister of Economy.

It doesn’t matter how young you are if you have ambitions. Macron’s entire boyhood and even youth can be said to have been brilliant all the way. He graduated from France's top high school, the Lycée Nationale Henri IV in Paris, and attended prestigious universities such as Sciences Po and the Ecole Nationale d'Administration in France. At the age of 27, he brokered the famous deal between Nestle and Pfizer. In November 2016, he announced his participation in the presidential campaign and founded a new political faction, the Forward Movement.

What changes will happen to France’s study abroad and immigration policies?

My friends who are planning to study in France or want to stay in France after graduation must be very concerned about the new president’s taking office. What impact will it have on studying abroad life and the policy of studying in France?

Macron is a centrist independent candidate. His victory not only rewrote France's internal political landscape, but also ensured the stability of the European political landscape. During his candidacy, Macron has been far ahead in public approval ratings. He will maintain the original China policy and protect the vital interests of Chinese in France and those applying to France.

Immigration policy: advocates “no strict restrictions”.

Study abroad policy: Remain open to charging tuition fees for international students to improve university life.

From these aspects, his overall direction is mild and friendly.