Jean-Paul Boré, former candidate for the Nîmes municipal elections, presented his wishes: “I agreed to get back on the bike”

Jean-Paul Boré's objective is to “make individuals from all sides work in the service of their city”. Midi Libre – Pierre Meuriot

This Tuesday, January 23, it was at the Ever'in restaurant that Jean-Paul Boré, spokesperson for the association All for our future (TPNA), presented his best wishes to the few Nîmes citizens who responded.

"14 years after its creation, our association still has a lot to do" began by explaining Jean-Paul Boré during the presentation of his wishes, this Tuesday, January 23. Now spokesperson for the political association All for our Future (TPNA), the former candidate for the 2014 local municipal elections wishes to play a role in the next elections which will take place in two years.< /p>

The city of tomorrow

"Our city is beautiful and rich in its heritage which must always be highlighted." Ecology is one of the mainstays of the Gard politician who considers that any future project and political choice must be thought of according to their ecological impact.

With the occupation of the territory and its development "which it is well seen to take as an example from the recent free transport in Montpellier", Jean-Paul Boré also insisted on the need to live in Nîmes in safety. "The first human right is to live in security, he said. All of these challenges are at the heart of what we call the city of tomorrow.

A return to politics planned for 2026 ?

"At the request of many friends I agreed to get back on the bike content of these major challenges and especially in the face of the issues of the rise of extremist ideas", continued the 68-year-old Beaucairian politician. Always engaged against the National Front (former name of the National Rally until 2018, Editor's note), for the president of the Gard delegation of the AFMD 30, return to the path of public debate on the ;the future of our territory also depends on this commitment.

It's by insisting on the defense of France's values ​​"on this 80th anniversary of the liberation of our country" that Jean-Paul Boré concluded his vows. Although he remained evasive about a possible candidacy for the next municipal elections in 2026, the former communist hopes to “follow through on these wishes”.