The French government has proposed its budget for 2025, which includes a $66 million reduction in government spending as part of efforts to streamline public finances. The budget plan aims to reduce the national deficit while maintaining key public services and investments in priority areas such as healthcare, education, and green energy. The proposed cuts are part of broader economic reforms designed to promote fiscal responsibility, as the government seeks to balance the need for austerity with the demand for continued economic growth and public sector support. The budget is expected to face scrutiny and debate in the coming months.