Dacian Ciolos : « La francophonie ne se limite pas à l'Afrique »
Le candidat roumain à la tête de l'Organisation internationale de la francophonie estime que l'avenir de l'institution passe par l'Afrique, sans s'y limiter.
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L'ex-Premier ministre roumain Dacian Ciolos, candidat à la tête de l'Organisation internationale de la francophonie (OIF), a estimé dans un entretien accordé à France 24 que la francophonie ne se limite pas à l'Afrique.
Ciolos considère que l'avenir de l'organisation est certainement en Afrique, tout en insistant sur le fait que cet avenir ne doit pas s'y cantonner exclusivement.
Le candidat a affirmé vouloir rendre la francophonie plus utile, sans détailler dans l'extrait disponible les mesures concrètes qu'il entend mettre en œuvre pour y parvenir.
Ciolos s'est dit très confiant à l'approche de l'élection à la tête de l'OIF, prévue en novembre, sans toutefois préciser les raisons spécifiques de cette confiance.
L'élection de novembre déterminera la nouvelle direction de l'organisation, qui regroupe des pays et gouvernements francophones à travers le monde.
Sources
- "La francophonie ne se limite pas à l'Afrique", dit Dacian Ciolos, candidat roumain à l'OIF — France 24 — Français
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