French President Emmanuel Macron has called on foreign researchers to work in his country, announcing a program to support them financially. The French leader wrote about his interest in such people on social media. "In France, science is a priority, innovation is part of our culture, and scientific research has no limits. Researchers from all over the world, choose France, choose Europe! See you on May 5," Macron said, attaching a link to the announcement of the launch of a platform to support universities and other research institutions in the costs of relocating foreign scientists. According to Le Figaro , Macron will meet with the "large scientific community" on May 5. At the same time, the French government will launch the Choose France for Science platform, which will be "a first step in preparing to welcome international researchers." According to the publication, since Donald Trump's return to the White House in January of this year, researchers and universities in the United States have come under pressure from the administration and have become concerned about their future. More and more scientists and potential researchers are considering emigrating from the country. "In France, the Minister of Higher Education and Research, Philippe Baptiste, has since early March instructed universities to develop strategies to attract such researchers. France aims to become a destination for those who want to continue their research in Europe, using its scientific infrastructure," the article says. https://korrespondent-net.translate.goog/world/4773942-makron-pryzval-uchenykh-vybyrat-frantsyui?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=de&_x_tr_pto=wapp