French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal and his entire cabinet resigned on Tuesday, but they will remain in office until a new cabinet is appointed after snap elections.
French President Emmanuel Macron accepted the resignation of Prime Minister Gabriel Attal's government following the defeat of his center party in parliamentary elections.
However, this interim government will run current affairs in the eurozone's second-largest economy, but cannot introduce new laws to Parliament or make any major changes, experts say.
Her role in this period will also include ensuring the smooth running of the Olympic Games, which begin on July 26.
According to AFP, Attal told President Macron that he would remain in office "until the last minute" and "as long as he deemed necessary, on the eve of major events for the country."
The left-wing alliance that won the July 7 elections has not yet reached an agreement on a possible candidate to replace Prime Minister Attal.
In a statement, the Élysée palace said President Macron had called on "republican forces to work together" to form a new government.