French PM Sebastien Lecornu Defends Budget Amid Political Tensions

French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu urged lawmakers not to exploit the budget vote as grounds for a no-confidence motion. Addressing parliament, he emphasized his budget priorities to avoid a no-confidence vote and prevent further political instability in France.

French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu has urged lawmakers to refrain from using the budget vote as a means to topple his government. Speaking on Tuesday, Lecornu emphasized that there is no valid reason for a no-confidence motion.

The Prime Minister addressed parliament to outline his budgetary priorities, aiming to maintain political stability and avert a no-confidence vote.

His appeal reflects the ongoing tensions within the French political landscape, where a no-confidence vote could significantly unsettle the country's governance.

(With inputs from agencies.)