Courriel à l’IFRI : colloques entièrement en anglais

Courriel à l'IFRI (Institut français des relations internationales) qui organise ses colloques entièrement en anglais (juin 2012)

IFRI colonisation Campogrande Europe protestation langue française

Anna Maria Campogrande de nationalité italienne, préside l'association Athena, sise à Bruxelles et Luxembourg, qui regroupe des fonctionnaires des institutions de l'Union européenne qui rejettent l'anglais comme langue unique.

Je vous ai déjà demandé de me gommer de vos listes.

Mon intérêt pour l’Institut Français des Relations Internationales et pour ses activités est lié à la France, au français et à sa culture.

Je ne comprends pas votre virement à l’anglais, que je considère comme une véritable trahison qui porte préjudice au Peuple de France et ravage à la civilisation gréco-latine dont la France est l’un des plus éminents héritiers, responsable et garant de son existence, de sa vitalité, de sa pérennité, de son rayonnement et de son destin au sein de l’Europe et dans le Monde.

En aucun cas, je ne participerai à vos activités en anglais et, en tant ressortissante d’un Pays latin, descendante et disciple de la pensé gréco-latine, je ne vous pardonnerai jamais votre lâcheté face à la langue et à la pensée unique.

Anna Maria Campogrande

De : Vivien Pertusot [mailto:pertusot@ifri.org]
Envoyé : lundi 4 juin 2012 11:33
À : anna-maria.campogrande@skynet.be
Objet : Reminder Ifri - Invitation - June 5: "ICTs and Agriculture in Africa: Anunexpected alliance"

 

Ifri Brussels

Lunch debate
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ICTs and Agriculture in Africa: An Unexpected Alliance

with

Léon-Charles CISS

Marketing Director, Africa, Middle East, Asia - Orange France Telecom

Anna BON
VU University Amsterdam - Centre for International Cooperation & Network Institute

Chairperson: Hélène Quénot-Suarez, Research Fellow, Ifri Paris

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

12:30pm - 2:30pm

Délégation générale de la Région Rhône-Alpes

Rue du Trône, 62 1050 Brussels

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Agriculture is central to Africa's development. As the continent grows it will need increasing supplies of food. To achieve a more productive, sustainable agriculture it is crucial to help small farmers improve their productivity and access to the market so that they can feed their populations and protect their land from being overrun by foreign, export-oriented agribusiness. In this context, how can information and communication technologies (ICTs) play a role?

The contribution of telecommunications in the development of the agricultural world in Africa: the Orange experience
Léon-Charles CISS - Marketing Director, Africa, Middle East, Asia - Orange France Telecom
What impact can an operator such as Orange France Telecom have in the supply of innovative services adapted to rural populations and more specifically to the agricultural sector?
Based on examples from various countries, this presentation will discuss how mobile access can help to improve the living standard of farmers, enhance their productivity and meet the challenges of a modernized agriculture.

The Web for Re-greening in Africa: When ICTs contribute to social development
Anna BON - VU University Amsterdam - Centre for International Cooperation & Network Institute
4.5 billion people do not have access to the Internet. The Web Alliance for Re-greening in Africa (W4RA) is an initiative to help extend the benefits of the knowledge society to people in rural Africa.
Based on this initiative, this presentation will show that alternative Internet services, based on voice, can be developed for rural communities in Africa by working in close collaboration with local population. The presentation will discuss the successes of the initiative and show its limits and the work that lies ahead.

Chairperson: Hélène Quénot-Suarez, Research Fellow, Ifri Paris

Presentations will be in English, debates will be both in French and English

A buffet lunch will follow the debate

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