Jacques Serais, edited by Manon Fossat 7:26 am, November 19, 2021

The Head of State begins this Friday a four-day trip to Hauts-de-France for Act 2 of the Sambre-Avesnois-Thiérache success pact.

Five months before the presidential election and while he has not yet been officially declared a candidate, Emmanuel Macron's visit nevertheless poses several challenges.

Emmanuel Macron is going on an official visit to Hauts-de-France this Friday.

He is expected this afternoon in Aulnoye-Aymeries, then in Guise.

The Head of State begins there a four-day tour in his native region with in sight the financing of the second part of the success pact in Sambre-Avesnois-Thiérache, which aims in particular to improve road, rail and river transport. . 

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On the ground of his adversaries

At the end of the five-year term, the Head of State intends to increase the number of trips of several days.

Emmanuel Macron particularly appreciated this format during his visit to Marseille in September.

So after Aulnoye-Aymeries then Guise this afternoon, the tenant of the Elysée should spend the weekend in his family home in Le Touquet before going to Amiens on Monday.

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Amiens, his hometown, notably marked the 2017 campaign with the fight of the employees of the Whirlpool factory.

And this year again the region could be at the heart of this presidential election: Xavier Bertrand, candidate for the LR nomination, is in fact the president of Hauts-de-France, and Marine Le Pen the deputy of Pas-de-Calais.

Two parameters far from being ignored on the side of the Elysee.

Because five months before the ballot, even if he has not yet been declared a candidate, Emmanuel Macron will not deprive himself of hunting on the lands of his opponents