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Francophonie Week Brings French Culture to Life

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The annual Francophonie Week is in full swing, celebrating the French language and culture with a variety of events, including film screenings, competitions, and cultural exchanges.  Organised by Alliance Française, the event aims to highlight the importance of the French language across different countries. On the opening day, Wednesday, children were treated to four animated […]

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