On 26 June, the Ministry of the Armed Forces launched its first digital campaign, “S’engager autrement,” which ran until 12 July. The campaign promoted the Civils de la Défense brand via social media and two content creators. It highlighted 64,000 civilians across more than 1,500 professions and various statuses—including civil servants, contract workers, state agents, apprentices and trainees—who support ministry missions without wearing uniforms. The campaign showed collaboration with the military in digital, cyber‑security, engineering, infrastructure, health, logistics, human resources and procurement, underscoring a hybrid human‑resource model that blends complementary skills and engagement forms. Each person, regardless of degree or field, can contribute to a national mission in a civilian role. Annually, 2,600 apprentices are welcomed, representing more than 1,500 occupations across 716 sectors and 5,000 sites in mainland France and overseas territories. Media contacts are listed for the Secretariat General to Administration and the Ministry’s Media Centre.
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