French public official

A French public official is an individual who holds a position of authority or responsibility within France’s governmental or administrative institutions, tasked with implementing public policies and serving the interests of the state and its citizens.

Aliases (11)

• French statesman ×4
• French government office ×2
• 16th-century French politician ×1
• French civil servant ×1
• French head of state ×1
• French senator ×1
• French state representative ×1
• Minister of Foreign Affairs of France ×1
• President of the Constitutional Council of France ×1
• prime minister of France ×1
• state office of France ×1

Instances (16)

• Jean-Charles Adolphe Alphand
• Louis Dieudonné ("French head of state")
• Cardinal Mazarin ("prime minister of France")
• Jean-Baptiste Colbert ("French statesman")
• Catherine de’ Medici ("16th-century French politician")
• French foreign minister Charles Gravier, comte de Vergennes ("French statesman")
• Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs ("French government office")
• Keeper of the Seals ("French government office")
• Duke of Choiseul for France ("French statesman")
• Bernard-François Balzac ("French civil servant")
• Laurent Fabius ("Minister of Foreign Affairs of France")
• Nicolas Fouquet ("French statesman")
• Marcel Dassault ("French senator")
• Grand Master of the Navigation and Commerce of France ("state office of France")
• Prefect of Saint Pierre and Miquelon ("French state representative")