PRESIDENT MACRON GIVES TRIBUTE TO THE ICONIC SINGER CHARLES AZNAVOUR

WHO DIED AT 94 IN PARIS

Responsible Author: Rahma Sophia Rachdi, Jedi Foster | Paris, Wahsington DC, 10/02/2018, 01:21 Time

USPA NEWS - "Charles Aznavour, is one of the most beautiful feathers and one of the most moving voices of French song, has left us today. He sang so well the impulses of the heart, the joys and the pains of the everyday life, he put words so right and so strong on what we are, and for so long, that even the under twenty can not not to be bereaved. » French President Macron said about Charles Aznavour who died at 94, today, in in house of Les Alpiles, in South of France. Emmanuel Macron made a warm tribute to Charles Aznavour who was an iconic singer, crooner, French and Armenian, beloved by most of all the French people. A great legend has left, but not forgotten. A National Hommage could be organized under the aegis of the Elysee Palace, as far as the singer represented such a powerful icon, in the music world.

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JEAN YVES LE DRIAN FRENCH FOREIGN AFFAIRS MIINISTER ADRESSES SPEECH AT UNGA

CELEBRATES 70TH ANNIVERSARY HUMAN RIGHTS

Responsible Author: Rahma Sophia Rachdi, Jedi Foster | Paris, Washognton DC, NY, 10/01/2018, 01:06 Time

USPA NEWS - Jean Yves le Drian, french Foreign Affairs Minister, delivered his a long speech to the UN General Assembly, on September 26th . His speech was addressing the to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Universal declaration of Human Rights before the Secretary General of UN, the High Commissioner , on behalf of France, Germany, Costa Rica, South Korea, and Senegal. He reminded in his remarks by welcoming the audience of the UNGA to celebrate the legacy of Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted in Paris, 1948: « We are I am honored to welcome to this rostrum the United Nations Secretary-General, Mr Antonio Guterres - who will have to leave us a little sooner in view of his many commitments - as well as the High Commissioner for Human Rights »

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THE GLOBAL COUNCIL FOR TOLERANCE AND PEACE ANNOUNCES ANNUAL AWARD FOR MEDIA

AND UNIVERSITY ON WORLD PEACE DAY

Responsible Author: Rahma Sophia Rachdi, Jedi Foster | Paris, Washington DC, 10/01/2018, 00:47 Time

USPA NEWS - On the occasion of the International Day of Peace on 21 September, the President of the Global Council for Tolerance and Peace, Ahmed bin Mohammed Al-Jarwan, issued a statement saying: "Today we live in a world full of wars, terrorism, criminality and violations, where there is a growing sense of insecurity and no confidence, while the vast majority of people want peace and dignity."The Council has signed a memorandum of understanding with the United Nations Population Fund
(UNFPA) for the purpose of cooperation and for building international partnerships and an agreement with the State of Malta on the diplomatic immunities and privileges of the Council’s members.

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Security & human rights political upheaval in war torn Central African Republic

focus of key Friday meeting at UN

Responsible Author: Rahma Sophia Rachdi, Jedi Foster | Paris, Washington DC, 10/01/2018, 00:36 Time

USPA NEWS - What are the key events that have led the Central African Republic (CAR) to go from being a land-rich nation full of optimism at independence, in 1960, to an impoverished country facing multiple challenges, and the subject of a high-level meeting at UN Headquarters on Friday?What is now CAR was annexed by France until winning its independence in 1960.
Political crises quickly followed, with three successive mutinies by the armed forces within six years. A truce, known the Bangui Agreements, was signed in 1997 that mandated an inter-African military mission be deployed to the country.

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