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France Médias Monde (English: France Media World) ... France Monde was the name of the initial project to house the various ... the former president of France 24, ...
On 20 February 2008, he was appointed to the post of President of France Médias Monde by the then-French president Nicolas Sarkozy, which incorporated France 24, Radio France International and TV5 Monde. The director-general at that time was Christine Ockrent. On 12 July 2012, he resigned from the post of President of France Médias Monde. [1]
It is expected that staff from Radio France International (which includes Arabic sister-station Monte Carlo Doualiya) will move to premises currently home to France 24. Alain de Pouzilhac, president of AEF stated in Le Monde, "We have just created a French audiovisual group of international dimensions, that aspires to be powerful and ambitious ...
Staff at French state broadcasting companies France Télévisions, Radio France and France Media Monde were due to strike today in protest of government plans to phase out the TV license fee which ...
On the 27th of March 2023, Jean-Emmanuel Ouedraogo issued a signed statement stating that the government has suspended all France 24 broadcasts after the airing of an interview with the head of al-Qa'ida in North Africa. “...the government discovered two weeks ago an interview with the ‘chief of al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb’ on France ...
TV5 was formed on 2 January 1984, under the guidance of Claude Cheysson, the French Minister for Foreign Affairs, and TV5 President Serge Adda, by five public television channels: TF1, Antenne 2 and FR3 from France, the Swiss Télévision Suisse Romande and the Belgian RTBF. The "5" from the name TV5 comes from the five public broadcasters.
The aim was to group together the activities of France's external audiovisual sector under the same company, namely the television channels TV5 Monde and France 24, and the radio station Radio France Internationale, of which Monte Carlo Doualiya was the subsidiary,.
PARIS (Reuters) -A Paris-based Moroccan journalist who wears the hijab said on Friday she was appealing against a rule that bans women from covering their head in photos on the French press ID card.