Élisabeth Guigou

Élisabeth Guigou ( born August 6, 1946 in Marrakech, Morocco; born Vallier ), is a French politician, belonging to the Socialist Party on.

With Jean -Louis Guigou, a former subject-based adviser to Michel Rocard, habilitiertem economist and university professor married, who has also held various public offices, the two have a child together.

Biography

Their political involvement dates back to the 1960s, initially under the Convention of Républicaines Institutions (Commission for the reform of the Republican Institutions ), then in the Parti Socialiste unifié (PSU ), and finally, when established in the Socialist Party français. Graduate of ENA, in the graduating class Simone Weil, began her career in the Advisory Board of Jacques Delors in 1982, and completed it at the Elysee Palace on exposure to Hubert Vedrine to François Mitterrand. During the period of cohabitation, it was named in 1986 as the General Secretary of the inter-ministerial Committee for European economic issues.

One by one they undertook various tasks around questions of the European economy, then specific with respect to Central and Eastern Europe. From 1990 to 1993 she held the post of delegated Minister for European Affairs until she moved in with the Europe 1994 election to the European Parliament.

Was elected in 1997 to the Members of the Vaucluse department, she was entrusted by Lionel Jospin with the post of Minister of Justice. After reshuffling of the Cabinet Jospin in October 2000 she moved to the Office of the Minister of Social Affairs. In an experiment in 2001, the citizens of Avignon championship to decide for themselves, they failed to Marie -Josée Roig, following the example of her husband in 1989 and thus changed the constituency and candidate in 2002 for the department of Seine- Saint- Denis.

In addition, Guigou engaged on the side of Martine Aubry as a member of the political circle of advisors for the Foundation agir contre l' Exclusion ( FACE). In addition, with EUR Partenaires she founded her own circle for employers with Femmes d'Europe a feminist lobby group, and is on the Board of Jacques Delors ' Notre Europe Foundation represented.

The referendum on the European Constitution they propagated with energy a favorable vote, but voters of their constituency who had the Socialists nor its confidence in the elections a year earlier, decided this time for a rejection of the constitution and the general line of the PS.

Study

  • Licence in modern French language and literature
  • Outgoing degree in American literature
  • Diploma of the Institute of Political Science of Aix -en- Provence ( Aix IEP )
  • Undergraduate studies in economics
  • Graduate of ENA

Career

Ministerialfunktionen

Elective offices

  • Member of the Commission for Cultural Questions
  • Deputy Chairman of the National Assembly Delegation to the European Union
  • Member of the Advisory Board on questions of religious symbols in schools
  • Deputy Chairperson of the Parliamentary Group for the care of friendly relations between France and the United States
  • Deputy Chairperson of the Parliamentary Group for the care of friendly relations between France and Morocco
  • Member of the Parliamentary Group for the care of friendly relations and study group with an international orientation between France and China
  • Member of the Parliamentary Group for the care of friendly relations and study group with an international orientation between France and Cuba
  • Member of the Parliamentary Group for the care of friendly relations and study group with an international orientation between France and Egypt
Cohabitation (government) European Parliament election, 1994 Minister of the Economy, Finances and Industry (France) Lord Chancellor of France Edmond Michelet Jean Foyer Louis Joxe Jean-Marcel Jeanneney Pierre Messmer Jean Lecanuet Alain Peyrefitte Maurice Faure Robert Badinter Albin Chalandon Henri Nallet Michel Vauzelle Dominique Perben Rachida Dati Michel Mercier Christiane Taubira Integrated Authority File
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