Five years after its launch, France’s €54 billion “France 2030” investment plan is under review. The plan, intended to halt France’s perceived technological decline, is being assessed by its Secretary-General for Investment, Bruno Bonnell. Bonnell emphasizes the need for a longer-term strategy, proposing a “France 2050” plan to ensure the country doesn’t fall behind in key technological sectors. The initiative aims to boost French innovation and competitiveness on a global scale. The assessment comes as questions arise regarding the plan’s effectiveness in achieving its ambitious goals. Bonnell’s call for a future-focused plan suggests a recognition of the ongoing and evolving nature of technological advancement. The current review will likely inform future investment strategies and policy decisions.