A l’invitation du think tank « Génération Démocratie », je me suis rendue à Vienne pour échanger avec une cinquantaine de jeunes de tous les continents, engagés en faveur du renforcement de la démocratie dans leurs pays.
J’y ai parlé de mon engagement au sein d’En Marche ! et de la volonté du Président de la République de renouveler la politique française à travers un mouvement citoyen et engagé. Passionnant week-end, riche d’apprentissages et de rencontres avec des jeunes qui agissent, au quotidien, pour promouvoir les droits de l’Homme et faire bouger les lignes !
Gr8 enthusiasm 2day at @IRIGenDem Global Summit w/ @auroreberge of @enmarchefr. 🇫🇷🇪🇺 provide inspiration 4 change among world young leaders! pic.twitter.com/jiTzp697vm
— Thibault Muzergues (@tmuzergues) September 10, 2017
Qd @auroreberge rencontre Ishan Jalil, militant droits de l'homme & handicap & premier fan d' @EmmanuelMacron au #SriLanka – super échanges! pic.twitter.com/MlY2ANe0oi
— Thibault Muzergues (@tmuzergues) September 10, 2017
« Joining En Marche ! was a one-way journey. My motivations were multiple but one was crucial to me: my party was far away from my personal beliefs and I didn’t want to remain in this political formation because of the past commitments we shared.
In early February 2017, I met with Emmanuel Macron. He was a former French Minister of Economics and I attended a public meeting he gave in Lyon. For once, I felt inspired. For once, I felt hopeful in our future, because he was not only making promises to future voters. He was acknowledging the fact that the road for change would be tough and long. He was honestly saying that our debt was critically increasing, but he would not leave without fighting, without trying to make things better. This led me to join his movement. »