The Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs signs a new contract of agreed objectives with CFI, a subsidiary of France Médias Monde
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Paris Médias 2024Mrs. Chrysoula Zacharopoulou, Secretary of State to the Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs, with responsibility for Development and International Partnerships, and Thierry Vallat, CEO of Canal France International (CFI), signed a new five-year (2024-2028) contract of agreed objectives on Saturday 20 July, in the presence of Mrs. Marie-Christine Saragosse, CEO of France Médias Monde.
CFI, a subsidiary of the France Médias Monde group (RFI, France24, Monte Carlo Doualiya) is the operator of the Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs (MEAE) responsible for supporting the media throughout the world, mainly in Africa and the Arab world. Its work is part of France's official development assistance policy.
The new contract of agreed objectives was signed at Île St Denis on the occasion of the inauguration of the "Station Afrique", an open area for meetings and discussion dedicated to the African continent and set up for the Paris 2024 Games , in the presence of African sports journalists invited by CFI to cover the event.
This contract of agreed objectives is a continuation of the previous one and sets ambitious targets for CFI, particularly in four priority areas: the fight against disinformation, the defence of equality between men and women, environmental protection and the promotion of democracy and public involvement, particularly among young people.