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Interview with François Hollande

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A special edition of the France 24 Debate: an exclusive interview with the French President François Hollande followed by a debrief on Hollande's reasons for going to the summit of Francophone nations in Kinshasa; the jihadist threat out of northern Mali; the conflict in Syria... and the controversial role of Qatar both there and in France.

DEBATE
By Anelise Borges
  • Patrick SMITH. Editor in Chief, The Africa Report;
  • Ebba KALONDO. Africa Editor, France 24;
  • Jamey KEATEN. Journalist, Associated Press;
  • Sylvain ATTAL. Managing Editor, New Media France 24.

Produced by Anelise Borges, François Picard, Mary Colombel.

Watch the second part here.
 

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