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Arnaud Ngatcha is an audiovisual, media and cultural professional. His interest in international affairs, gender diversity, and integration is longstanding. He is also very active in fighting discrimination.
After completing his degree, he joined the private TV channel Canal+ as a journalist for the daily program ""La Grande Famille"". He pursued his professional career in journalism at the French newspaper Figaro and then at the Public TV channel France 2. He also directed documentaries on social and political issues: “the first Nuit Blanche created by the Mayor of Paris, Bertrand Delanoë”; two documentaries for the series ""Un maire, une ville"" (A Mayor, A City). The first one on François Baroin in Troyes, in collaboration with the Figaro's political journalist Anne Fulda (2003). The second one on Jean-Marc Ayrault in Nantes in collaboration with Catherine Pégard, then editor-in-chief of the political department of the weekly newspaper Le Point' (2006).
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From November 28 to December 1, the delegation headed by the First Deputy Mayor Levon Hovhannisyan was in Paris on an official visit. The delegation also involved the leader of “My Step” faction Armen Galjyan. During the visit Levon Hovhannisyan had a meeting with his colleague, Deputy Mayor of Paris Arnaud Ngatcha.
Expressing gratitude to the City Council of Paris for the resolutions made in protection of Armenian people, Deputy Mayor of Yerevan highly appreciated the partnership and friendship with Paris. Levon Hovhannisyan also expressed hope that due to further joint efforts the effectiveness of cooperation can become even higher.
During the meeting the parties discussed the issues related to the cooperation in different fields of urban economy, particularly in the field of education, culture and youth affairs.
The Yerevan delegation also had a meeting with the president of France-Armenia Friendship Group of the Senate of France Gilbert-Luc Devinaz. Highly appreci
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After completing his grad, he joined the private TV kanal Canal+ as a reporter for the daily schema ""La Grande Famille"". He pursued his professional career in journalism at the French newspaper Figaro and then at the Public TV kanal France 2. He also directed documentaries on social and political issues: “the first Nuit Blanche created by the Mayor of Paris, Bertrand Delanoë”; two documentaries for the series ""Un maire, une ville"" (A Mayor, A City). The first one on François Baroin in Troyes, in collaboration with the Figaro's political journalist Anne Fulda (2003). The second one on Jean-Marc Ayrault in Nantes in collaboration with Catherine Pégard, then editor-in-chief of the political department of the weekly newspaper Le Point' (2006).
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