Gabriel Attal, 34, has been named as youngest-ever France prime minister, signaling President Emmanuel Macron's effort to rejuvenate his presidency.

Attal, currently serving as the education minister, replaces Élisabeth Borne, who resigned after grappling with a lack of parliamentary majority during her 20-month tenure, reports said. Attal's swift rise from an obscure health ministry adviser to the country's leader showcases his remarkable journey in the past decade.