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Claudie Haigneré, France's First Woman in Space, Featured on France 24's "Parlons-en"

The program "Parlons-en" devoted its first installment in a series on pioneering women to Claudie Haigneré, who thirty years ago became the first French and European woman to travel to space.

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France 24 broadcast the first episode on Thursday, September 17, of a new series titled "Forever the First," dedicated to women who made history by achieving positions or accomplishments unprecedented for their gender.

According to information released by the channel, this inaugural episode of the collection featured Claudie Haigneré, presented as the first French woman and the first European woman to have traveled to space thirty years ago.

According to France 24, Claudie Haigneré currently serves as an advisor to the European Space Agency (ESA), following her career as an astronaut.

The interview, broadcast as part of the "Parlons-en" program, is part of an editorial initiative aimed at highlighting the journeys of pioneering women across various fields, according to the channel's presentation of the series.

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