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THE FRENCH PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION: RACE TO THE FINISH

Monday 11 April 2022 | 17.00–18.00 BST | 18.00–19.00 CEST
Webinar for FT subscribers #FrenchElection
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WHAT AWAITS FRANCE, THE WORLD, AND BUSINESS

France has cast its votes in the first round of the 2022 presidential election,
pitting President Emmanuel Macron against his far-right rival Marine Le Pen for
the final contest on April 24.

Join Financial Times journalists and external experts for an up-to-the-minute
virtual briefing as the race to the finish gets underway. Our panel will share
their views and take FT readers’ questions on what the future holds for France,
its approach to world affairs, as well as business at home and abroad.

Before the first round, Macron was polling ahead of Le Pen. While he had been
focused on international diplomacy to deal with Russia’s onslaught on Ukraine,
the soaring cost of living had been the focus of Le Pen, making the incumbent
vulnerable to a protest vote against his five-year rule and his style of
governing.

Will the 44-year-old centrist secure a second five-year term? Or will Le Pen,
Macron’s run-off rival last time, win the Elysée Palace and significantly shift
France’s domestic and foreign policy?

Watch on-demand


EXPERT SPEAKERS AND LEADING FT JOURNALISTS

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Leila Abboud
Paris Correspondent
Financial Times
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Sylvie Bermann
Former French Ambassador to Russia, the UK and China

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Ben Hall
Europe Editor
Financial Times
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Victor Mallet
Paris Bureau Chief
Financial Times
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Virginie Martin
Political Scientist and Research Professor
KEDGE Business School




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