The world’s leaders have congratulated Macron on his victory in the French presidential election.

PARIS – People from around the world have been quick to send their best wishes to France’s centrist President Emmanuel Macron, who was re-elected on Sunday and beat the far-right candidate, Marine Le Pen.

The following are some of the most common reactions:

“For five more years, we can depend on France,” European Council President Charles Michel posted on Twitter.

“I am glad that our outstanding partnership can continue,” European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen tweeted.

“France is our longest-standing friend and a critical partner in resolving global issues,” US Vice President Joe Biden tweeted. In the future, I look forward to working with you on a wide range of issues, such as helping Ukraine, preserving democracy, and fighting climate change.

Antony Blinken, the Secretary of State, also praised Macron.

“We look forward to continue our strong collaboration with France on global issues, which will strengthen our long and lasting Alliance and friendship,” he wrote.

Chancellor Olaf Scholz said that French voters “had now delivered a powerful message to Europe.” I am delighted that our productive collaboration will continue.”

Britain’s Prime Minister called France “one of our closest and most important friends.”

Johnson expressed his enthusiasm for “continuing to work together on the subjects that matter most to our two nations and the globe” in a tweet.

President Volodymyr Zelensky, who has talked with Macron many times since Russia’s invasion on February 24, telephoned to congratulate his French colleague.

Zelensky referred to Macron as a “real friend of Ukraine” on Twitter.

“I wish him continued success for the (French) people.” I am grateful for his support and certain that we are going forward together toward new mutual successes,” he wrote in both Ukrainian and French.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison called Macron’s victory a “brilliant example of free democracy at work in a time of trouble.”

French President Francois Hollande: “We wish you and your country the best of luck.”

Premier Justin Trudeau said that he was “looking forward to continue our collaboration on the issues that matter most to the people of Canada and France — from preserving democracy to combating climate change to generating decent jobs and economic development for the middle class.”

Macron’s triumph, Prime Minister Mario Draghi said, was “excellent news for everyone of Europe.”

“The French people have chosen a France devoted to a free, powerful, and just European Union. Democracy triumphs. “Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez took to Twitter.””Congratulations on your election, Emmanuel Macron.”

According to Prime Minister Alexander De Croo, the French people made a “solid decision” in favour of “certainty and the principles of the Enlightenment.”

UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi extended his “heartfelt congratulations” and said that his agency will continue to rely on Macron’s cooperation on the European and global arena “as humanitarian difficulties and refugee crises get more acute and complicated daily.”

TEDROS ADHAMON GHEBREyesUS, the Director-General of the World Health Organization, said he was excited to keep working with France “for a healthier, safer, and more equitable world.”

Macron’s “principled and creative leadership,” according to Prime Minister Micheal Martin, is “critical not only for France but for Europe.”

President Ignazio Cassis expressed his eagerness to “continue our fruitful work,” emphasizing the two nations’ strong connections.

Magdalena Andersson, Sweden’s prime minister, sent her “warmest greetings.”

“Let us maintain our close collaboration — bilaterally and in the sake of a competitive, green, and resilient European Union,” she tweeted.

Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store said that France had opted for “liberal democracy over far-right extremism.”

Gabon’s President, Ali Bongo Ondimba, lauded Macron’s “excellent re-election.”

“More than a common history, our two nations must construct a future together,” he said in online comments.