Overview
- Tibo InShape, France's leading fitness influencer, questioned Macron on live TV about the lack of nutrition courses and increased sport hours in schools to combat rising obesity rates.
- Macron emphasized his administration’s reforms, including adding two extra hours of sport per week at collège and mandating 30 minutes of daily exercise in schools.
- The President also pointed to free primary school breakfasts as part of his government’s post-Olympics health initiatives aimed at improving child nutrition.
- Macron avoided taking a stance on the contentious issue of wearing the veil in sports, stating that decisions should be left to individual sports federations.
- Tibo InShape’s engagement reflects the growing influence of digital creators in shaping public policy, particularly on youth health and education issues.