Former French PM Balladur dies at 97

French Prime Minister and Presidential candidate Edouard Balladur waves at the crowd during a campaign rally at Loudeac, Brittany, western France, March 28, 1995.

French Prime Minister and Presidential candidate Edouard Balladur waves at the crowd during a campaign rally at Loudeac, Brittany, western France, March 28, 1995. (Charles Platiau, Reuters)


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PARIS — Edouard Balladur, who was France's prime minister ​from 1993 to 1995, has died at 97, Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu said on X on ‌Monday.

A leading figure of France's centre-right, Balladur was the architect of ⁠a sweeping privatization drive ​that saw the sale ⁠of some of France's most prominent companies, including ‌banks Société Générale ‌and Paribas — later part of BNP Paribas — ⁠as well as broadcaster TF1. ⁠He also pushed through a reform of France's politically sensitive pension system in 1993.

"Edouard Balladur is closely associated with fifty years of the history of the Fifth Republic. From his early days ‌working alongside Georges Pompidou to ​his appointment as Prime Minister, he was a leading figure in our public life," Lecornu said on X.

"Edouard Balladur was a statesman with a reformist spirit and will remain a role model for many men and women in his political family," ​he added.

A stiff technocrat, Balladur was often portrayed ‌by his critics ‌as ⁠aloof and disconnected. Plantu, a press cartoonist, sketched him as an aristocrat wearing a wig and seated in a sedan chair. The satirical weekly Le Canard ‌enchaîné renamed him "His ​Courteous Smugness".

Balladur served as prime ‌minister under Socialist ⁠President Francois ​Mitterrand.

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