Thierry Hot, journalist, former special adviser to the President of Burkina Faso, Francis Laloupo, journalist at Africa n°1 Paris, Seidik Abba, journalist and essayist, Balla Moussa Keita, columnist, ambassador of Financial Afrik in Paris, Malick Diawara, editor in head of Le Point Afrique, Pascal Airault, editor-in-chief of Opinion, Lise-Laure ETIA, journalist at TV5 Monde, journalist, Marie-Roger Biloa, Founding CEO of MRB Networks.
Entitled “Mali Sahel, our Afghanistan to Us? “, the book of our confer Seidik ABBA (Impacts Editions) and that of Francis Laloupo titled “Democratic Blues” (Karthala) received, Thursday, June 8, a warm welcome by journalists, lawyers, diplomats, representatives and friends of the Africa in France.
From left to right: Alpha Barry, journalist, former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Burkina Faso, Francis Laloupo, journalist at Africa Number 1 Paris and Thierry Hot, journalist, former special adviser to the President of Burkina Faso.
The Moonlight restaurant in Paris refused people during this dedication evening organized by Félicité Doubangar and hosted by Marie-Roger Biloa with style and manner.
Falila Gbadamassi from Afrik.Com, Mouctar Diallo, journalist from Le Continent, Maina Adam, employee at the Embassy of Niger in Paris, Laurence N’Dong, researcher, teacher and pastor, Lamine Koné, from the Party of Democrats for Hope, Me Philippe MISSAMOU BAGHANA, lawyer at the Hauts-de-Seine bar.
Literary and geopolitical evening where the taste buds as well as the beautiful spirit were part of the party, between pear and cheese. The photos published here offer fragments of what was a great moment of exchange on burning themes that the two books address with accuracy and precision, far from the populism that is firing on all cylinders between Kidal and Kivu.
From left to right, Pascal Airault (l’Opinion), Thierry Hot, journalist and Prince Balla Moussa Keita, ambassador of Financial Afrik in Paris. Jamal Taleblawyer at Diamantis & Associés, Balla Moussa Keita, ambassador of Financial Afrik in Paris and Marie–Roger Biloa.
