Dominique de Villepin, a former prime minister under President Jacques Chirac and a candidate in the French presidential elections, is set to appear as a guest on the television program Grand Jury RTL on Sunday, September 27. The show, which airs on RTL, a major French television network, is part of a broader initiative to engage the public in political discourse. Grand Jury RTL is being broadcast in partnership with several media outlets, including Public Sénat, a public affairs channel; Ouest-France, a widely circulated regional newspaper; and M6, another French television station. This collaboration aims to reach a broader audience and encourage more in-depth political discussion. The organizers of the program have invited members of the public to submit questions for de Villepin, which will be relayed during the broadcast. This interactive element is intended to foster a more direct dialogue between the public and political figures, allowing viewers to ask about current issues, past policies, or future plans. De Villepin, known for his role in French politics and his participation in the 2007 and 2012 presidential elections, is expected to address a range of topics relevant to France’s political landscape. The event highlights the continued relevance of former leaders in public debate and underscores the role of media in shaping political engagement.