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Working language: French
With:
Louise Avon
Directrice déléguée de l'Agence Française de Développement (AFD),
ancien ambassadeur de France au Mozambique
Damien Helly
Chargé de recherches à l'Institut d'Études de Sécurité de l'Union Européenne
Henriette Martinez
Députée des Hautes-Alpes,
présidente de la section française de l'Assemblée parlementaire de la Francophonie
Georges Serre
Directeur général adjoint de la direction générale de la Mondialisation, du Développement et des Partenariats (DGM), ancien ambassadeur de France au Cameroun et en République démocratique du Congo
Alexandra Trzeciak-Duval
Chef de la division de la coordination des politiques
à la direction de la Coopération pour le développement de l'OCDE
Modérateur :
François Gaulme
Chargé de mission à l'Agence Française de Développement
à la cellule "Prévention des crises et post-conflit"
Fragile States are unlikely to reach the Millennium goals. Most of the actors, political as well as economical, are afraid to commit in these States because they are seen as too "dangerous".
This conference on fragile States aims to explain what kind of experiences -positive or negative - took place on the field. By explaining how and why they were a success or a failure, we wish to contribute better knowledge to the political actors and to the public.
The conference will begin with the presentation of a report edited by OECD. Our guests will present their experience on these States. We aim to question the stereotypes about fragile States and to make the public understand that they are not necessarily dangerous.
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