Emmanuel Macron’s current presidential term is scheduled to end on 13 May 2027.

Term end date

  • Emmanuel Macron began his second term as president of France on 14 May 2022.
  • Under the French Constitution, a presidential term lasts five years, so this term runs until 13 May 2027.
  • The 2027 French presidential election is planned for April 2027, in the weeks just before that end date.

Macron’s stated intentions

  • Macron has repeatedly said he intends to serve until the end of his mandate in 2027, pushing back against calls for early resignation or snap changes.
  • In late-2024 and 2025, amid political turbulence and government crises, he publicly reaffirmed that he would remain in office until his term expires in 2027.

Context as of 2026

  • As of early 2026, this is Macron’s second and final term; he cannot run again in 2027 because the constitution bars more than two consecutive terms.
  • 2026 is widely described as the last full year of his presidency, with 2027 dominated by the election campaign and transfer of power after his term ends in May.

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