Mathilde Desjonquères

Mathilde Desjonquères (born 6 September 1980) is a French politician serving as a municipal councillor of Blois since 2020.^[1] From 2022 to 2024, she was a member of the National Assembly.^[2]

A graduate in history from the Catholic University of Paris and in art history from the Rennes 2 University, she worked as a historian at the Maison d'Auguste Comte in Paris and at the Compiègne Memorial to Internment and Deportation, before joining the Pontrieux Communauté community of municipalities as director of tourism, heritage, and culture.^[3]

Committed to issues of gender parity and equality, she has, among other things, coordinated the development of the “Women in the Economy” Awards, which each year recognize women entrepreneurs, executives, or project leaders who actively contribute to the economic development of their region.^[4]

She worked as chief of staff ^[5] in the constituency of MP Richard Ramos, after having been head of communications and marketing at France Loire. She then headed the culture and sports department of the city of Beaugency until her election as MP.

She was elected city councilor for the city of Blois^[6] and community councilor for Agglopolys ^[7] in 2020. A member of the MoDem party, she is spokesperson for the Loir-et-Cher federation.

She campaigned alongside Marc Fesneau during the 2022 legislative elections. After his appointment as Minister of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty, she joined the National Assembly on July 23, 2022, where she sits on the Law Committee (French National Assembly).^[8]