Official Government Statements

• > Germany and France at the service of Europe, today more than (...)

  

  For centuries, our two countries were rivals, adversaries, even “hereditary enemies”. Their relationship went through its most tragic period during the two world wars, particularly with the crimes committed by the (...)

• > Letter of French President François Hollande to President Benigno Aquino (...)

  Mr. President, It is with deep sorrow that I learned about the calamity brought about by Typhoon Bopha on the Philippine archipelago, particularly on the island of Mindanao. In such tragic circumstances, I wish (...)

• > Typhoon Bopha - Statement from French Foreign Minister Laurent (...)

  At a time when the Philippine archipelago – especially the island of Mindanao – has just been hard hit by the passage of Typhoon Bopha, the French government would like to express to the Philippine authorities its (...)

• > French humanitarian aid for the victims of Typhoon Sendong

  

  Addendum December 30, 2011 Handing over of France’s financial contribution to rehabilitation efforts for victims of Typhoon Sendong French Ambassador Thierry Borja de Mozota hands over the check to former Senator (...)

• > Joint article by Alain Juppé, Ministre d’état, Minister of Foreign and (...)

  (Paris, 8 December 2011) French climate proposals The signals are clear, consistent and alarming. The latest report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) sheds light on the increasing frequency of (...)

• > Working lunch of Alain Juppé, Ministre d’Etat, and Minister of Foreign and (...)

  PRESS BRIEFING OF DECEMBER 1, 2011 During today’s press briefing, the spokesman of the French Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs made the following statements and answered questions: 1 - Working lunch of (...)

• > Situation in Japan - Updates and information

  A la suite du séisme qui a frappé le Japon le 11 mars, plusieurs accidents se sont produits sur certains réacteurs de la centrale nucléaire de Fukushima, à environ 250 km au Nord de Tokyo. L’autorité de sûreté nucléaire (...)