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Last chance for OIF Tunis summit

French-speaking nations body, the Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie, (OIF) is at loggerheads with the government in Tunis. Following the [...]

Published on 07/11/2019 at 03:30 GMT

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French ambassador Parant in a cold sweat over Francophonie summit

French ambassador André Parant and his Canadian and Belgian peers are struggling to get a clear picture of the preparations for the international Francophonie summit to be held in Djerba in late November. And for good reason:

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As Tunisia continues to drag its feet over the organisation of the next summit of the Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie, France is starting to run out of patience, while event-planning companies, which have been destabilised by the Covid-19 pandemic, still hope to take advantage of the gathering to restore their fortunes.

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Last chance for OIF Tunis summit

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Erich Alauzen set to manage PR for OIF summit

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