A look back at a special reunion party held by the Franco-Japanese Exchange Committee

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On October 5^th, in the presence of the Japanese Ambassador of France, the members of the Franco-Japanese Exchange Committee met for a wonderful evening. It was such a pleasure to get together again after the long hiatus imposed by Covid!

Mrs Laurence Fischer and Mr Pierre Rabadan focused their remarks on the high-level of organisation provided by Japan in hosting the Olympic Games. The excellent reception and staging quality of the Games enabled the athletes to fully experience the spirit of the Olympics, despite the Covid context and the absence of spectators. The availability of local teams at the training sites was greatly appreciated by all the delegations. We can only hope that France will be well inspired by these good practices for the 2024 Olympic Games.

In particular, the auction highlighted the work and commitment to Ghana of the artist Nagasaka Mago. If you are interested in learning more about the convictions that guide his artistic commitment, please click here…

These monthly meetings enable professionals sharing strong ties with Japan to meet and discuss their common issues. These occasions are valuable moments that our firm greatly appreciates.

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