Brigitte Fouré Resigns as Mayor of Amiens to Hand Over Leadership
Brigitte Fouré, the UDI mayor of Amiens, has officially announced her resignation after a decade in office. In a heartfelt press release, she stated, "I will soon be 70 years old, and it is time to pass the torch to a new generation, full of the same passion that I have always had for Amiens." This decision comes less than two years before the upcoming municipal elections, highlighting a significant transition in local leadership.
Fouré has expressed her confidence in her first deputy, Hubert de Jenlis, who will be proposed as her successor at an extraordinary city council meeting scheduled shortly. "I have decided to entrust the future of our city to Hubert de Jenlis," she remarked, emphasizing her belief in his capabilities to continue the progress made in Amiens.
A Legacy of Service and Accomplishments
Brigitte Fouré has been a dedicated public servant since 1989, having served as a municipal councillor and previously as the mayor of Amiens from 2002 to 2007. Her tenure has been marked by significant projects that have transformed the city, earning her the respect and trust of the residents. Despite stepping down as mayor, she will remain active in local governance as a municipal councillor, 2nd vice-president of Amiens Métropole, and first vice-president of the Hauts-de-France region.
Hubert de Jenlis: The New Face of Amiens Leadership
Hubert de Jenlis, a long-time resident of Amiens and an insurance agent for 28 years, has a rich background in local politics. He began his political journey with the Radical Party in 2006 and was involved in the formation of the UDI in 2012. After leaving the UDI in 2018, he joined La République En Marche, aligning himself with the current political landscape. His experience and local roots position him as a promising leader for the future of Amiens.
