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French Presidency of the EU council
France will hold the Presidency of the EU Council from 1 July to 31 December 2008. The website of the French Presidency of the European Union will open on 1, July, 2008. The provisionnal calendar for the second half of the year as well as the calendar of events are already available on the (...) [read ...]
Scholarship programs
Each year, the Embassy of France extends ten new scholarships to students, essentially for doctorate studies in France. These scholarships are given to students of Kenyan universities as well as to deserving professionals wishing to further enhance their education, either from the private (...) [read ...]
Official inauguration of the new buildings of the Mombasa Alliance (...)
The newly renovated Alliance Française de Mombasa was inaugurated on Saturday the 19th April at a colourful ceremony. [read ...]
Visit of Kibondeni College, Catering and Institutionnal Management, (...)
The Ambassador inaugurated the Kibondeni College on March 15th, 2008. She went with Mr Georges Diener, Counsellor for Cooperation and Cultural Affairs,and Mr Bertrand Fontanges, General Director of Total in Kenya. Kibondeni College was started in 1961 by Kianda Foundation, a non-profit (...) [read ...]
European Union Presidency declaration on Kenya
The European Union and Kenya's other international partners welcomed the power-sharing agreement signed by Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki and opposition leader Raila Odinga on 28 February. The agreement was an important step towards peace and reconciliation within the framework of the National (...) [read ...]
French Diplomatic News
- The Presidency of the Council of the EU strongly condemns the decision (...)
- The European Union categorically condemns the hanging of Reza Hejazi (...)
- Bernard Kouchner’s visit to the mideast (August 24 to 26, 2008)
- Georgia : France remains vigilant about compliance with the commitments (...)
- Air disaster in Spain (21.08.08)
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Alain Joyandet’s official visit to Kenya
The French deputy minister for Cooperation and Francophonie was in Kenya on the 16th May, 2008. He held a meeting with the country’s Prime Minister, Raila Odinga, at the Prime Minister’s office in Nairobi. Later on, he visited several projects that have been funded by the French Embassy in Nairobi as well as the French Agency for Development. At Kibera, he was impressed by the Urban Agriculture project, done in conjunction with the NGO Acted. The beneficiaries, who suffered the adverse (...) [read ...]
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