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German Chancellor Angela Merkel, French President Emmanuel Macron
German Chancellor Angela Merkel congratulated French President Emmanuel Macron for the \"great success\" of his party after projections showed them set to win a sweeping majority in parliament. \"Chancellor Merkel: My sincere congratulations to Emmanuel Macron for the great success of his party in the first round.
Berlin: German Chancellor Angela Merkel congratulated French President Emmanuel Macron for the "great success" of his party after projections showed them set to win a sweeping majority in parliament. "Chancellor Merkel: My sincere congratulations to Emmanuel Macron for the great success of his party in the first round.
A vote for reforms," tweeted her spokesman Steffen Seibert yesterday. Macron's centrist Republique en Marche (Republic on the Move) party and its ally MoDem are forecast to win between 390 and 445 seats in the 577-member National Assembly in the second round on June 18 after performing strongly in yesterday's first round.
The new French leader appears to have forged a strong working relationship with Merkel in his four weeks in power, despite disagreements over several issues including the euro. Macron chose Berlin for his first trip abroad as president, holding talks with Merkel just days after taking office last month.
