Maurice Faure

Biography

Qualified schoolteacher of history and geography, doctor in right, it starts by teaching with the Institut of political studies of Toulouse.

In 1947, it integrates the cabinet of the Ministre for State education Yvon Delbos, then those of Maurice Bourges-Maunoury.

Elected official Appointed radical socialist of the Batch of 1951 with 1958, he is member of the center groups democratic Entente and democratic Gathering, then appointed Fédération of the democratic and socialist left and “Socialist and radical left” of 1958 with 1983.

In the capacity as secretary of foreign affairs of the Strong Felix Government, it Co-sign the March 25th 1957 with its partial trusteeship, Christian Pineau, the treaty establishing the European Community said the Treaty of Rome, of which he is the last alive witness.

Twice, he is president of the party radical socialist of 1961 with 1965 and of 1969 with 1971. He supports Jean Lecanuet candidate with the presidential election of 1965.

After having been Mayor of Prayssac during twelve years, he is elected mayor of Cahors in 1965, mandate which he will preserve twenty-five years.

Member of the parliamentary Parliament of the European Communities then the European Parliament of 1979 with 1981, he is senator democratic Gauche of 1983 with 1988.

Minister of state, Minister for the Equipment and the Housing of Michel Rocard in 1988, it leaves the government one year, named afterwards by François Mitterrand with the Constitutional council.

In 2007, it is named president of the committee of honor of the 50e birthday of the the Treaty of Rome.

Maurice Faure is more the French former minister of the still alive Interior.

Mandates

Governmental functions

Secretary of foreign affairs of the Government Guy Mollet (from February 1st, 1956 to June 13rd, 1957)
Secretary of foreign affairs of the Government Maurice Bourges-Maunoury (from June 17th to November 6th, 1957)
Secretary of foreign affairs of the Strong Felix Government (from November 11th, 1957 to May 14th, 1958)
Minister of Interior Department of the Government Pierre Pflimlin (from May 14th to 17th 1958)
Minister for the European Institutions of the government Pierre Pflimlin (from May 17th to June 1st, 1958)
Minister of Justice, Minister for the justice of the Government Pierre Mauroy (1) (from May 22nd to June 23rd, 1981)
Minister of state, Minister for the Equipment and the Housing of the Government Michel Rocard (1) (from May 12th to June 28th, 1988)
Minister of state, Minister for the Equipment and the Housing of the Government Michel Rocard (2) (from June 28th, 1988 to February 22nd, 1989)

Mandate of Deputy

Appointed Batch of 1951 with 1983
President of the group of the Democratic Gathering of the National Assembly. 1962-1967 European
Appointed of 1979 with 1981
Senator of 1983 with 1988
President of the commission to the foreign affairs of the National Assembly of 1981 with 1983
1960 - 1962 President of the Group of the democratic Agreement of the National Assembly.

Mandate Buildings

Mayor of Prayssac of 1953 with 1965
Mayor of Cahors of 1965 with 1990
President of the General advice of the Batch of 1971 with 1995 of which he was the representative of the canton of Montcuq (Batch) during more than thirty years
Since 1974: Vice-president of the Council of the Midday-Pyrenees area.

Political office

Member of the Constitutional council (of March 1st 1989 at March 8th 1998
1953 - 1955: General secretary of the Party Radical socialist
1961 - 1965 and 1969 - 1971: President of the Party Radical socialist
1964 - 1970: President of the Regional Commission of Economic development (TO CODE) the Midday-Pyrenees.
Honorary president of IFRI since (at least) 1999.

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