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Nicolas Forissier

MinistrMinister Delegate for Foreign Trade and Attractiveness

Les Républicains (LR) — suspended/excluded from the party in October 2025 for joining the Lecornu government · Francie

Jazyk profilu: angličtina

Nicolas Forissier, born 17 February 1961 in Paris, is a French politician affiliated with the centre-right. He has represented the 2nd constituency of the Indre department in the National Assembly across several terms (1993-2004, 2007-2012, and since 2017), and was mayor of La Chatre from 1995 to 2017. He served as Secretary of State for Agriculture, Food, Fisheries and Rural Affairs (2004-2005) under Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin. A specialist in foreign-trade matters, he chaired the board of the Centre francais du commerce exterieur / Ubifrance (2003-2004) and repeatedly served as parliamentary rapporteur on the foreign-trade budget. On 12 October 2025 he was appointed Minister-Delegate for Foreign Trade and Attractiveness in the government of Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu, a post he retained after the 26 February 2026 reshuffle. His decision to join the government led to his suspension and exclusion from Les Republicains, which had officially decided not to participate.

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Volební historie

  • 2024 French legislative election

    Deputy, Indre 2nd constituency2024-07-07

    Elected (2nd round)

    approx. 53% (30,423 votes) in the second round

    vs. Marc Siffert (Rassemblement National)

    Trailed in the first round with 31.82% behind the RN candidate (41.71%) but won the run-off by roughly 4 points.

  • 2022 French legislative election

    Deputy, Indre 2nd constituency2022-06-19

    Elected

    none declared

    vs. none declared

    Re-elected to the National Assembly for Indre's 2nd constituency.

  • 2021 French regional election (Centre-Val de Loire)

    President of the Regional Council of Centre-Val de Loire (list leader)2021-06-27

    Defeated (2nd place)

    none declared

    vs. Francois Bonneau (Socialist Party, incumbent)

    Led a joint centre-right/centrist ticket (LR, UDI, Mouvement de la ruralite, Les Centristes, Soyons libres); finished second behind incumbent president Francois Bonneau.

  • 2017 French legislative election

    Deputy, Indre 2nd constituency2017-06-18

    Elected

    none declared

    vs. Isabelle Bruneau (outgoing deputy)

    Regained the seat he had lost in 2012; took office 21 June 2017.

  • 2012 French legislative election

    Deputy, Indre 2nd constituency2012-06-17

    Defeated

    none declared

    vs. Isabelle Bruneau (Socialist Party)

    Lost the seat to the Socialist candidate.

  • 2007 French legislative election

    Deputy, Indre 2nd constituency2007-06-17

    Elected

    none declared

    vs. none declared

    Returned to the National Assembly after his 2004-2005 ministerial term.

  • 2002 French legislative election

    Deputy, Indre 2nd constituency2002-06-16

    Elected

    none declared

    vs. none declared

    Re-elected; seat vacated in 2004 on appointment as secretary of state.

  • 1997 French legislative election

    Deputy, Indre 2nd constituency1997-06-01

    Elected

    none declared

    vs. none declared

    Re-elected to the National Assembly.

  • 1995 French municipal election (La Chatre)

    Mayor of La Chatre1995-06-18

    Elected

    none declared

    vs. none declared

    Elected mayor of La Chatre; re-elected through subsequent municipal elections until 2017.

  • 1993 French legislative election

    Deputy, Indre 2nd constituency1993-03-28

    Elected

    none declared

    vs. Jean-Claude Blin (outgoing deputy)

    First election to the National Assembly; took office 2 April 1993.

Profesní dráha

  1. Minister-Delegate for Foreign Trade and Attractiveness

    12. 10. 2025 – dosud

    Government of France (Lecornu government), attached to the Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs

    Appointed Minister-Delegate in charge of Foreign Trade (Commerce exterieur) and Attractiveness on 12 October 2025; retained the post in the 26 February 2026 reshuffle. Succeeded Laurent Saint-Martin.

  2. Member of the National Assembly for Indre's 2nd constituency

    21. 6. 2017 – dosud

    French National Assembly

    Elected in 2017, re-elected in 2022 and 2024. Member of the Foreign Affairs Committee (since 2020), previously Finance Committee; special rapporteur for Foreign Trade.

  3. Member of the Regional Council of Centre-Val de Loire

    18. 12. 2015 – dosud

    Regional Council of Centre-Val de Loire

    Elected regional councillor in 2015; led the centre-right opposition ticket in the 2021 regional election, finishing second behind incumbent president Francois Bonneau (PS).

  4. National mediator for farmers (Mediateur national des agriculteurs)

    1. 1. 2009 – 31. 12. 2011

    Government of France

    Served as national mediator for farmers, a public-service mission on agricultural disputes.

  5. Member of the National Assembly for Indre's 2nd constituency

    20. 6. 2007 – 19. 6. 2012

    French National Assembly

    Returned to the National Assembly in 2007 after his ministerial term; member of the Finance Committee and rapporteur of the agricultural budget. Defeated in 2012.

  6. Secretary of State for Agriculture, Food, Fisheries and Rural Affairs

    31. 3. 2004 – 31. 5. 2005

    Government of France (3rd and 4th Raffarin governments)

    Junior minister (secretaire d'Etat) under Agriculture Ministers Herve Gaymard and Dominique Bussereau in the government of Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin.

  7. Chairman of the board of directors

    1. 1. 2003 – 31. 12. 2004

    Centre francais du commerce exterieur / Ubifrance

    Chaired the board of the French foreign-trade promotion agency (then Centre francais du commerce exterieur, later Ubifrance).

  8. National Secretary (UMP), including for foreign trade

    1. 1. 2002 – 31. 12. 2008

    Union for a Popular Movement (UMP)

    National secretary of the UMP (2002-2005) and again national secretary in charge of foreign trade (2008).

  9. President of the Communaute de communes de La Chatre et Sainte-Severe

    1. 1. 2001 – 31. 12. 2017

    Communaute de communes de La Chatre et Sainte-Severe

    Headed the inter-municipal cooperation body of the La Chatre area for roughly two decades.

  10. Mayor of La Chatre

    25. 6. 1995 – 11. 7. 2017

    Commune of La Chatre (Indre)

    Mayor of La Chatre for 22 years; named honorary mayor (maire honoraire) by the prefect of Indre in 2017. Previously deputy mayor / municipal councillor from 1989.

  11. Member of the National Assembly for Indre's 2nd constituency

    2. 4. 1993 – 30. 4. 2004

    French National Assembly

    First elected in 1993, re-elected in 1997 and 2002. Member of the Production Committee (1993-2002) then Finance Committee; rapporteur of the foreign-trade budget (1997-2003). Seat vacated on appointment to government.

  12. Advertising / press and printing executive

    1. 1. 1988 – 1. 1. 2004

    Generale Medias, Le Figaro / Groupe Hersant, Imprimerie George Sand

    Sales role at Generale Medias (1988-1989); advertising manager at Le Figaro then advertising director of 'Business in the USSR' within the Hersant group (1989-1992); advertising director at the journal Profession politique; manager of the George Sand printing works in La Chatre (1992-2004).

Vzdělání

Klíčové zákony

  • Budget for Foreign Trade (Loi de finances - rapporteur special / rapporteur du budget du commerce exterieur)

    Public finance / foreign trade1997-2003, 2017-present

    Served repeatedly as the National Assembly's special rapporteur (rapporteur special / rapporteur du budget) for foreign trade within the annual finance bills, scrutinising the foreign-trade and export-support budget.

    Význam: Made foreign trade his signature parliamentary specialty over more than two decades, a background directly relevant to his 2025 appointment as Minister-Delegate for Foreign Trade.

  • Agricultural budget (Loi de finances - rapporteur du budget de l'agriculture)

    Public finance / agriculture2007-2012

    Acted as rapporteur of the agricultural budget within the Finance Committee during his 2007-2012 term, building on his earlier role as Secretary of State for Agriculture.

    Význam: Reinforced his agriculture and rural-affairs expertise, complementing his 2004-2005 junior-ministerial portfolio.

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