The government of Emmanuel Macron is studying a "war economy", which will allow the country to survive and guarantee the security and protection of the people.
The newly elected president of France has activated defense policy and through the country's Military Programming Law, there has been an increase in the defense budget, a measure that NATO approved for all countries at the Madrid Summit, except for the purchase of weapons.
Arms spending rose by 5% worldwide and France is now the world's third largest arms exporter.
The French Council of Ministers will also approve the "purchasing power" law, which will include an "energy sovereignty" section, through which the government will be able to operate gas plants in case of supply problems.
In addition, exemptions will be included to speed up the resumption of work at the Saint-Avold coal plant, so that when winter comes the population does not feel the cold. That factory, known as Emile-Huchet, was finally shut down in March and France hopes to have it back in operation from October 1.
For Macron, it is important to "organize the future" and in October it is predicted that it may be cold in different parts of the country and heating will be necessary.