Jean-Didier Berger
MinistroMinister Delegate to the Minister of the Interior
Les Républicains (LR); previously member of Soyons libres / Libres! (2019), UMP until 2015 · Francia
Profilo redatto in inglese
Jean-Didier Berger, born 23 January 1980, is a French politician of Les Republicains (LR). A graduate of Sciences Po Bordeaux, he began his career in local public development, working with Philippe Pemezec at Le Plessis-Robinson and directing the local mixed-economy development company SEMPRO. A municipal councillor of Clamart (Hauts-de-Seine) since 2008, he was elected Mayor of Clamart in 2014 and re-elected in 2020, serving until early 2025, and presided over the Vallee Sud-Grand Paris territorial public establishment from 2016 to 2025. He was a regional councillor of Ile-de-France from 2010 to 2015, vice-president (later first vice-president since 2021) of the Ile-de-France region under Valerie Pecresse, and vice-president of the Hauts-de-Seine departmental council (2015-2021). He was elected member of the National Assembly for Hauts-de-Seine's 12th constituency in the 2024 legislative elections, succeeding Jean-Louis Bourlanges. On 26 February 2026 he was appointed Minister-Delegate to the Minister of the Interior in the third government of Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu, a move LR denounced as 'poaching' and which triggered an internal party disciplinary procedure. Note: this profile found no evidence in official sources (European Parliament, Assemblee nationale, government records) that Berger held a European Parliament (MEP) mandate; his elected national mandate is in the French National Assembly.
Storia elettorale
French legislative election (2024), Hauts-de-Seine 12th constituency
Member of the National Assembly (depute)2024-07-07
Elected (second round)
Approx. 54.31% of votes cast in the constituency (second round); reported around 53.86% in Clamart
contro Lounes Adjroud (left/NFP), who led in Fontenay-aux-Roses
Candidate of the 'ensemble' / right-of-centre coalition (Libres! of LR, MoDem, UDI, Renaissance, Horizons). Elected deputy, succeeding Jean-Louis Bourlanges; took his seat 18 July 2024.
European Parliament election (2024) - claimed MEP mandate not verified
Member of the European Parliament (claimed)2024-06-09
Not verified / no evidence found of an MEP mandate
The research brief stated Berger was an MEP elected on the 2024 LR list. No official source (European Parliament register, Assemblee nationale, government records, Wikipedia) corroborates this; all sources show his elected national mandate is the French National Assembly (depute, 92-12). Recorded here transparently as unverified rather than asserted.
Municipal election (2020), Clamart
Mayor of Clamart (list head, 'Clamart en toute serenite')2020-06-28
Elected (re-elected mayor; led second round)
First round 45.87%; second round approx. 49.89% (list led, 34 seats)
contro Didier Dincher ('Clamart Citoyenne', approx. 32.63%); Stephane Dehoche (approx. 17.46%)
Three-way second round on 28 June 2020. Berger's union-of-the-right list came first and won the council majority (34 of council seats).
Municipal election (2014), Clamart
Mayor of Clamart (list head, union of the right)2014-03-23
Elected (first round)
More than 53% of votes cast (first round)
contro Outgoing left-wing municipal majority (then-mayor's list)
Won the mayoralty for the first time at the head of a union-of-the-right list, elected in the first round with over 53%.
Regional elections, Ile-de-France (2010, 2015, 2021)
Regional councillor of Ile-de-France
Elected
Not separately documented (list-based)
Regional councillor 2010-2015; later vice-president then first vice-president (since 2021) of the Ile-de-France region on Valerie Pecresse's list. Specific list vote shares not detailed here.
Percorso professionale
Minister-Delegate to the Minister of the Interior
26 feb 2026Government of France (Lecornu III cabinet)
Appointed Minister-Delegate (ministre delegue) to the Minister of the Interior in the third government of Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu, in the wave of ministres delegues named after the 26 February 2026 reshuffle.
Member of the National Assembly (depute), Hauts-de-Seine 12th constituency
18 lug 2024Assemblee nationale (France)
Elected deputy for the 12th constituency of Hauts-de-Seine (Clamart, Chatillon, Fontenay-aux-Roses, Le Plessis-Robinson) in the 2024 legislative elections, succeeding Jean-Louis Bourlanges. Member of the Committee on Economic Affairs. Mandate listed as closed/suspended upon entering government per cumul rules.
Delegue general of the party Libres! (Soyons libres)
ago 2021 – apr 2022Soyons libres / Libres! (party founded by Valerie Pecresse)
Served as delegue general (general delegate) of Valerie Pecresse's party Libres!; worked on Pecresse's team for the 2022 presidential election. Dates per HATVP-listed activity (Aug 2021 - Apr 2022).
First Vice-President of the Regional Council of Ile-de-France
2021Conseil regional d'Ile-de-France
First vice-president of the Ile-de-France region under president Valerie Pecresse from 2021. Previously a regional councillor of Ile-de-France (2010-2015) and earlier vice-president.
President of the territorial public establishment Vallee Sud-Grand Paris
2016 – 2025Etablissement public territorial Vallee Sud-Grand Paris (Metropole du Grand Paris)
President of the Vallee Sud-Grand Paris territorial public establishment, a grouping of municipalities within the Metropole du Grand Paris.
Vice-President of the Departmental Council of Hauts-de-Seine
2015 – 2021Conseil departemental des Hauts-de-Seine
Departmental councillor and vice-president of the Hauts-de-Seine departmental council.
Mayor of Clamart
2014 – gen 2025Ville de Clamart (Hauts-de-Seine)
Elected Mayor of Clamart in 2014 at the head of a union-of-the-right list and re-elected in 2020. Resigned the mayoralty in early January 2025 following his election as deputy (cumul des mandats); succeeded by his deputy Yves Coscas. Remained a municipal councillor.
Director of SEMPRO (local mixed-economy development company)
SEMPRO - Societe d'economie mixte d'amenagement et de construction de la ville du Plessis-Robinson
Early-career private/parapublic role: directed SEMPRO, the mixed-economy development and construction company of Le Plessis-Robinson, specialising in urban planning and housing, after working with then-mayor Philippe Pemezec. Exact dates not confirmed in official sources.
Formazione
Institut d'etudes politiques de Bordeaux (Sciences Po Bordeaux)
Diploma of the Institut d'etudes politiques · Political science
Reported by press profiles as a graduate of Sciences Po Bordeaux. Exact years of study not confirmed in official sources.
Fonte:lejournaldugrandparis.fr