Emmanuel Macron’s recent presidential wishes have sparked discussions about potential citizen referendums in France, which he proposes could address essential topics in 2025. This follows the two previous citizen conventions focused on climate and end-of-life issues, where participants debated and made proposals to the government. While some measures have been implemented, many are criticized for being only partially addressed. Macron’s intention indicates a shift towards public involvement in significant policy decisions, though the actualization of referendums remains uncertain based on historical precedents.