The government of Djibouti has recognized the contributions of two personalities, Mme Cécile Parent and Professor Didier Lhomme, to the development of Franco-Djiboutian cooperation. A decoration ceremony, presided over by Prime Minister Abdoulkader Kamil Mohamed, was held to honor their efforts in the fields of training and public administration. The two personalities were awarded the medal of Chevalier de l'Ordre National du 27 Juin.
Mme Cécile Parent was recognized for her role in establishing a partnership that led to the development of a Master's degree in public administration for Djiboutian cadres, in collaboration with the University of Valenciennes. Although she was absent from the ceremony, her distinction will be presented to her later. Her contribution to the training of Djiboutian cadres and the strengthening of Franco-Djiboutian cooperation was highlighted.
Professor Didier Lhomme, a teacher at the University of Valenciennes, received his distinction from the Prime Minister. Since the launch of the partnership in 2022, he has actively contributed to its academic implementation, particularly through his teachings in public administration management and decentralization, student supervision, and participation in academic juries.
The Minister of Labor, responsible for Formalization and Social Protection, Yonis Ali Guedi, supported the recognition of their commitment to the training of Djiboutian cadres and the strengthening of Franco-Djiboutian cooperation. The ceremony was an opportunity for the government to express its gratitude to Mme Parent and Professor Lhomme for their efforts in promoting cooperation between Djibouti and France.
The recognition of Mme Parent and Professor Lhomme is a testament to the strong relations between Djibouti and France. The two personalities have played a significant role in promoting cooperation in the fields of training and public administration. Their contributions have helped to strengthen the capacities of Djiboutian cadres and promote sustainable development in the country.
The decoration ceremony was attended by several government officials and dignitaries. The Prime Minister highlighted the importance of the contributions made by Mme Parent and Professor Lhomme to the development of Franco-Djiboutian cooperation. He also emphasized the government's commitment to strengthening cooperation with France in various fields.
The recognition of Mme Parent and Professor Lhomme is part of the government's efforts to promote and reward outstanding contributions to the development of the country. The ceremony was a celebration of their achievements and a testament to the strong partnership between Djibouti and France.
Key points
- The government of Djibouti has recognized the contributions of Mme Cécile Parent and Professor Didier Lhomme to the development of Franco-Djiboutian cooperation.
- Mme Parent and Professor Lhomme were awarded the medal of Chevalier de l'Ordre National du 27 Juin for their efforts in promoting cooperation between Djibouti and France.
- The recognition of Mme Parent and Professor Lhomme is a testament to the strong relations between Djibouti and France.
