France's announcement of its new government has been postponed until Monday evening, as the nation marks a day of mourning for the victims of the devastating cyclone in the archipelago of Mayotte, the Elysee confirmed.
President Emmanuel Macron will observe a minute's silence at 1000 GMT in respect of those affected by the disaster.
Prime Minister Francois Bayrou, appointed on December 13, aims to finalize the new government lineup by Christmas, ensuring stability and continuity in these challenging times.
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No new French government before Monday amid Mayotte mourning: Elysee
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