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Combo of the French government named on 22 March 2010. (From Top and L) - Prime Minister Francois Fillon, Minister for Ecology Jean-Louis Borloo, Minister of Foreign Affairs Bernard Kouchner, Minister for Economy Christine Lagarde, Minister for Justice Michele Alliot-Marie, Minister for Labour Eric Woerth and Interior Minister Brice Hortefeux and Minister of Defence Herve Morin. Minister for Higher Education and Research Valerie Pecresse, Minister for Agriculture Bruno Le Maire, Minister for Budget Francois Baroin, Minister for Education Luc Chatel, Minister for Health and Sports Roselyne Bachelot-Narquin, Minister for Economic Recovery Patrick Devedjian, Minister for Relations with Parliament Henri de Raincourt and Culture Minister Frederic Mitterrand. Immigration minister Eric Besson, Minister for Rural Areas Michel Mercier, Minister for Industry Christian Estrosi, Minister for Youth and Solidarity Marc-Philippe Daubresse and Minister for Overseas matters Marie-Luce Penchard. Junior minister for Employment Laurent Wauquiez, Junior min for Familly Nadine Morano, Junior min for Public administration Georges Tron, Junior Min for Digital Economy Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet, Junior min for Transports Dominique Bussereau, Junior min for Ecology Valerie Letard, Jun minister for Trade hervé Novelli, Junior min for Justice Jean-Marie Bockel, Junior min for Urban Affairs Fadela Amara, Junior min for Internal Affairs Alain Marleix, and Junior min for Sports Rama Yade. Junior min for Veterans Hubert Falco, Junior min for Cooperation Alain Joyandet, Junior min for External Trade Anne-Marie Idrac, Jun min for Paris Urban Affairs Christian Blanc, Junior min for Ecology Chantal Jouanno, Junior min for Housing Benoit Apparu, Junior min for Eldery Nora Berra and Jun Min for European Affairs Pierre Lellouche. AFP PHOTO (Photo by FILES / AFP) (Photo by -/FILES/AFP via Getty Images)