Plans progressing for French Embassy here next year

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French Ambassador to Guyana and Suriname, Nicolas de Bouillane de Lacoste presenting at the occasion of the French National Day, alongside Chargé d’Affaires & Head of the French Diplomatic Bureau in Guyana Jean-Jacques Forté (second from right) and the Ambassador’s spouse Maya de Lacoste (right)
French Ambassador to Guyana and Suriname, Nicolas de Bouillane de Lacoste presenting at the occasion of the French National Day, alongside Chargé d’Affaires & Head of the French Diplomatic Bureau in Guyana Jean-Jacques Forté (second from right) and the Ambassador’s spouse Maya de Lacoste (right)

-Ambassador says at National Day celebration

By Khadidja Ba

France’s non-resident Ambassador to Guyana, Nicolas de Bouillane de Lacoste yesterday said that plans are progressing for the landmark opening of Paris’ embassy here next year.

Speaking with Stabroek News on the sidelines of the French National Day occasion held at the Umana Yana, he likened French diplomacy to a “big transatlantic boat” that remains steadfast despite changes in leadership. He expressed confidence that recent general elections in France would have no impact on the decision to establish the first of its kind French Embassy in Guyana, a decision reached after extensive deliberations.

“The Embassy should be established within the course of next year,” stated Ambassador de Lacoste, emphasizing the importance of September for new diplomatic rotations.