French President Emmanuel Macron has invited party leaders to consultations on August 23, aiming to appoint a new prime minister following the recent legislative elections that left his centrist coalition without a clear majority. The outgoing Prime Minister Gabriel Attal's government has been in a caretaker role since the elections on July 7, which resulted in a hung parliament and success for the left-wing New Popular Front. Macron's office stated the discussions aim to create a stable majority to reflect the public's desire for change and consensus. The left-wing coalition is pushing for Lucie Castets as the new prime minister, but Macron has yet to endorse this candidate. Following the Paris Olympics, the president seeks to navigate the political landscape to establish a functioning government. The outcome of these talks is crucial for Macron's future governance and political strategy.