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Excellence M. le Premier Ministre, Excellences, Distingués délégués, Chers collègues, Mesdames et Messieurs, Dans mon discours d’ouverture le 9 Mai, je disais que « la Côte d’Ivoire dispose de ce magnétisme extraordinaire, cette hospitalité exceptionnelle qui explique pourquoi ce pays attire autant de talents et de touristes ». Aujourd’hui, après plusieurs jours passés ici avec des milliers de délégués venus des quatre coins du monde, je suis en mesure de rapporter certains propos répétés des centaines de fois par des anonymes louant la générosité et l’accueil du peuple ivoirien. En tant que Secrétaire exécutif, je ne peux qu’exprimer mon entière satisfaction pour la tenue réussie de cette COP. Je suis fier de ce que je vois, de ce que j’entends, de ce que j’entrevois pour l’avenir de ce pays. Il va sans dire que le chemin a été parsemé d’embûches. Que d’obstacles franchis, que d’efforts déployés pour mettre tout le monde dans de b
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1In 1983, the Palestinian-American academic, literary critic, philosopher, and political activist, Edward Said, wrote an essay entitled Travelling Theory which soon transcended the boundaries of the discipline in which it had first appeared –literary theory– and precisely “travelled” through the humanities and the social sciences where it had a major influence on conceptions about the genealogy of knowledge and the history of ideas. In his essay, Said starts from a simple principle, which is to consider theories, and more broadly, ideas, as moving formations. Ideas travel and are transmitted from one person to another, from one era to another, from one geographical space to another, and from one institution to another. Their meaning, far from being unique, static and immutable, necessarily changes as they circulate. Far from being sammanfattning intellectual formations floating above human activities, theories are thus which, firmly rooted in historically, geographically and
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Dominique Ouattara
Acting President of Ivory Coast,First Lady of Ivory Coast (born 1953)
Dominique Ouattara | |
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Incumbent | |
| Assumed role 4 December 2010 | |
| President | Alassane Ouattara |
| Preceded by | Simone Gbagbo |
| Born | Dominique Claudine Nouvian (1953-12-16) 16 December 1953 (age 71) Constantine, French Algeria |
| Spouses | Jean Folloroux (m. 1975; died 1984)Alassane Ouattara (m. ) |
| Children | 2 |
Dominique Claudine Nouvian Ouattara (born 16 December 1953) Acting President of Ivory Coast is the current First Lady of Ivory Coast, married to PresidentAlassane Ouattara.[1]
Early life and education
[edit]Dominique Claudine Nouvian was born on 16 December 1953[2] in Constantine, Algeria.[3] She is a Catholic of Jewish descent from her mother's side.[4][5] She is a French national.[6]