Bruno Retailleau: Launch a "Retour au pays" program for expatriate French tech professionals, tax-exempt for five years
Proposal put forward by Bruno Retailleau on September 11, 2026. Topic: Employment and Workforce Training. The observatory also publishes quotes from 12 other public figures on this topic.
Launch a "Retour au pays" program targeting the best French tech professionals based abroad: full exemption from income tax for five years , major assignments in the State or within our industrial champions, seed capital for entrepreneurs, academic chairs for researchers.
Original quote (French)
Lancer un programme « Retour au pays » ciblé sur les meilleurs Français de la tech installés à l'étranger : exonération totale d'impôt sur le revenu pendant cinq ans , missions d'envergure dans l'État ou au sein de nos champions industriels, capital amorçage pour entrepreneurs, chaires académiques pour chercheurs.Source: avecretailleau.fr · archived copy
Other candidates on this topic
- Bernard Cazeneuve: Guaranteeing the right to train throughout life in the face of AI
- Bruno Le Maire: Reviewing training maps and prioritizing work-study programs in the face of the arrival of AI
- David Lisnard: Training in AI at all levels, from the BTS to career retraining
- Dominique de Villepin: Adopt an AI support law with a transition income for at-risk occupations
- Florian Philippot: Investing in the training of engineers, developers and systems administrators
- Gabriel Attal: Believes the main risk is being replaced by someone who knows how to use AI
- Marine Tondelier: Develop digital inclusion training programs
- Nicolas Dupont-Aignan: Create a special "AI and Tech" visa for foreign talent
- Olivier Becht: Create a portable permanent contract guaranteeing an income throughout working life, in the face of jobs threatened by AI
- Raphaël Glucksmann: Open an international AI campus to train coders, lawyers and scientists
- Édouard Philippe: Cites the effects of AI on jobs among the stakes of the election
- Éric Zemmour: Using AI and robotics to fill jobs currently held by immigrant workers
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