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Jacques Attali Presents His New Book "La Niaque. How to Become More Than Yourself"

The former advisor to François Mitterrand was a guest on France 24 to discuss his latest book, published by Flammarion editions.

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— France 24 — Français

Jacques Attali, former advisor to François Mitterrand and president of the NGO "Positive Planet," was invited on France 24 to present his latest book, according to the news channel.

Titled "La Niaque. How to Become More Than Yourself," this book is published by Flammarion editions, France 24 notes.

A prolific author, Jacques Attali discussed the content of this new work during an interview broadcast by the channel.

France 24 did not provide further details about the discussion in the description accompanying the video published on September 18, 2026.

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