Peace Through Strength - (Gameplay Thread)

[GoTfan]

France and Canada have agree to terms related to a major fair trade deal.

The France-Canada Fair Trade Agreement

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x President Emmanuel Macron

[GoTfan]

-En Marche has already developed a plan to contest the legislative elections (OOC: Lumine, I believe I already sent this and my intentions regarding the Prime Minister)

-France will respect the wishes of the EU and will not further pursue its trade agreement with Canada.

-Come the new legislative session, various important bills will be proposed, such as a tax raise of 3% on those who make more than 175,000 Euros per year and a bill that calls for increased infrastructure spending.

-The first budget will cut military spending by 5%. In turn, the funds saved here will be reallocated to research of renewable energy sources. It will also allocate increased funding for infrastructure, education and healthcare.

-France has not forgotten the barbaric attacks of radical Islamists, but will emphasise the difference between the radicals and the peaceful Muslims, who represent the majority of their religion.

-The national state of emergency will be ended without delay. We cannot continue this cycle of fear.

[GoTfan]

President Macron intends to take a state visit to Germany to reinforce their nation's ties. He hopes that Chancellor Merkel will be willing to receive him.

[GoTfan]

-Jean-Christophe Lagarde, President of the UDI, Deputy for Seine-Saint-Denis and Mayor of Drancy, is hereby nominated for Prime Minister of France.

-President Macron will undertake a state visit to Germany, intending to meet with Chancellor Merkel.

-Plans for a second mission to the Central African Republic are to be drawn up without delay. We must be prepared to bring this to a floor vote at the Assembly and to take it to the UN.

-Major items on the legislative agenda include a 1% tax reduction for the middle and working class population; enhancing the quest for renewable energy with the construction of additonal wind farms; a law permanently prohibiting the privatization of public services, such as the Post Office La Poste (the privatization is also opposed by Le Pen and the National Front); and finally, President Macron will pursue a vigorous defence of the bill legalising same-sex marriage, with the aim of making that bill permanent law.