Marc Guillaume appointed head of France's Council of State

Marc Guillaume, former Secretary-General of the Government and close to Édouard Philippe, has been named the head of France's highest administrative court, the Conseil d'État.

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Marc Guillaume, le préfet d’Île-de-France, nommé à la tête du Conseil d'État

Ancien secrétaire général du gouvernement, proche d’Édouard Philippe, Marc Guillaume, 61 ans est désormais à la tête de la plus haute juridiction de France

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Marc Guillaume appointed head of France's Council of State

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Marc Guillaume, le préfet d’Île-de-France, nommé à la tête du Conseil d'État

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