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Paul-Marc HENRY
Ambassador of France
CURRICULUM VITAE
Ph.D. in Political Economy, Sorbonne (Professor Perroux)
Former student at ENA (Ecole Nationale d´Administration,
National School of Administration) (Croix de Lorraine)
Auditor Sciences Politiques (Political Science)
National School of France´s overseas territories
Ambassador of France (dignitary)
Officer of the Legion of Honor
Officier of Ordre du Mérite
Commandeur de l´ordre du Christ, Portugal
Grand Cordon de l´Ordre du Cèdre du Liban
Other foreign decorations
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Member of the Science Academy of the Overseas territories
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Doctor of Honoris Causa of the Science Academy in Romania (1996)
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Honorary member of the Romanian Academy
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Vice-President of the Academy of the Black Sea
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Secretary, United Nations Mission for the Middle East ( UNWRA) 1949-1952
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Secretary-General, Commission of Technical Cooperation in Africa, African
Scientific Council (CCTA/CSA) 1952 -1958
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Director, Technical Cooperation, Quai d´Orsay 1958-1960
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Director of Operations and then Deputy Administrator for United Nations
Development Programme, 1961-1971
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Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations in charge of Mission to
Oriental Pakistan and to Bangladesh, 1971-1972
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President, Development Center, OECD 1972-1977
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President and Secretary-General of the International Society for Development
1972-1980
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President of IRFED (Institut International de Recheche, Formation, Education
et Développement) 1979-1990
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Ambassador of France to Lebanon 1981-1983
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President of the ONI (National Office of Immigration) 1984
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President of CFCF (French Committee Against Hunger) 1982-1988
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President, French Association of Risk Analysis 1986-1990
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President of the Intergovernmental Committee for the Decade of Cultural
Development since 1991
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President of the Interministerial Committee for Agriculture (FAO) since
1985
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President of the Academy of the United Nations European Centre for Peace
and Development (Head office in Belgrade)
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President of the Association for the Foundation for Mediterranean Cities
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President of Euroskopia-Ciad (NGO in Development, Brussels, Paris)
Work published:
"Africa Aeterna" (in English),
"The strength of the weak" (1975)
"The gardeners of hell" (Ed. Orban) Litterature Prize from l´Amitié
Franco-Arabe (1984)
"The empire of limits", a work of philosophical and geopolitical
reflection on the future world
...and two publications on.......dogs and fidelity ( in English, illustrations
by Peter Ustinov)
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