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Mohamed Bouabdallah is a seasoned diplomat who has held significant leadership roles advocating for French culture on the global stage. Prior to his appointment as Cultural Counselor of France and Director of Villa Albertine, he served as Cultural Counselor of France in Cairo and Director of the French Institute in Egypt (2016-2019), and Head of the Political Affairs Department at the United Nations Directorate of the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs, in charge of the Security Council (2019-2023).

A graduate of the cole normale suprieure, Judith holds an MA in Classics from the Sorbonne. After studying and working in the UK for 3 years, she worked in Paris as a journalist and literary translator, publishing various works of fiction by American, Canadian, and British writers in French translation.

In 2010, she joined the Institut franais, the French cultural relations agency, as Deputy Director and then Director of its French Language, Books and Ideas Department. In this position, she worked closely with the French cultural network around the world to foster intercultural exchange through intellectual debate, French-teaching activities, translation programs, and worldwide events like the Night of Ideas.

His career as a French teacher has taken him to various countries to teach diverse audiences from a hospitality school in Italy and military bases in Georgia and Armenia to bilingual high schools in Hungary, at the Alliance Franaise of Jersey, and at the International School of Denver, Colorado. He also served for two years as the Head of the French and Arabic language department at the French Institute of Jordan in Amman.

In 2018, Hamza returned to France to join France Education International, the operator of the French Ministry of National Education in charge of international cooperation in education. As part of a team of program managers, he developed expertise in evaluation engineering for the production and distribution of French diplomas and tests in 179 countries. During this time, he taught at the University of Sorbonne and CELSA while contributing to textbook editing projects as an author for Didier Publishing House.

His interest in Anglo-Saxon cultures has grown through a series of professional experiences in foreign language institutions in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Cambridge, Boston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Honolulu, and Toronto.

After studying history and literature, Louise Quantin worked for more than ten years in the publishing sector in France, in houses such as Belfond, Grasset, Julliard and Robert Laffont. Specialized in the transfer of foreign and audiovisual rights, she has contributed to the international success of many authors, including Gal Faye, Olivier Guez, Virginie Despentes and Michel Bussi, and has helped launch many film, television series, and documentary adaptations of literary works.

Since November 2020, Louise Quantin has headed the Book and Debate of Ideas department of the Cultural Services of the French Embassy in the United States. She oversees the promotion of French and Francophone authors and thinkers through the organization of residencies, tours, and events such as La Nuit des Ides and the Albertine Festival. She also manages translation assistance programs, and fosters collaboration between French and American professionals.

In November 2020, Franois Bridey joined the Cultural Services of the French Embassy in New York as head of the newly created Museums and Cultural Heritage Department. He oversees the promotion of French museums and cultural institutions, accompanies them in their American projects and developments, and fosters collaboration between French and American professionals, in particular through the Heritage residency program of the Villa Albertine.

Diane Josse is the Cultural Attach, Head of the Visual and Performing Arts Department at the Cultural Services of the French Embassy in New York, now known as Villa Albertine. Diane studied contemporary art and photography in France and Germany and was also involved for several years in a theatre company that performed at the Avignon festival in 1987.

Through her vast experience, she possesses a broad understanding of contemporary cultural matters, ranging from performing arts to visual arts, with a particular, but not exclusive, expertise on Asian cultural production.

Louise Dodet is the program officer of the Performing Arts department at Villa Albertine headquarters in New York. She has worked at the Cultural Services of the French Embassy in New York since 2019.

He is currently in charge of music at the Cultural Services of the French Embassy, where he accompanies the music residents of the Villa Albertine in their projects. He also supervises the Jazz & New Music program in collaboration with FACE Foundation, which, in recent years, has supported more than 40 Franco-American touring and creative projects.

David Ruffel has been working in the fields of culture, books, and education for 20 years. He has taught at both secondary schools and universities, and co-edits a literature collection (the Chaod Collection) published by Verdier in France. Before becoming Book Attach in Cairo for the French Embassy in Egypt, he created a contemporary art festival in Casablanca.

He obtained an accreditation to supervise research in 2016 (published by ISTE in 2018 Urban Planning in the Digital Age) at the Paris-Sorbonne University. His research relies heavily on comparative approaches and focuses on urban policies, territorial planning processes, and the use of digital technology in development.

He joined the Chicago branch of the cultural and university services of the French Embassy in the United States in 2020 as an attach for educational and university cooperation, and is therefore involved in Villa Albertine in Chicago, where he participates in the organization of residencies in the Midwest. On the national level, he is also involved in architecture and the humanities, in particular with the City/Cit program.

Based in Houston, Bettina now works as a cooperation and cultural action attach and deputy director of Villa Albertine in Texas. Bettina and her team look forward to welcoming and working with residents in the vast and unique environment of Texas.

Amandine Castillo has been a coordinator in the cultural department of the Embassy of France in Houston since 2017. She assists the Director of Villa Albertine in Houston in her various tasks of promoting, monitoring, and supporting Franco-American cultural, educational, and academic cooperation projects in Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas.

She is in charge of the administrative follow-up of the various projects, communication, and has been coordinating the French Cultures Festival from 2017 to 2021. She was also involved in the organization of the Night of Ideas event in Houston in 2019 (ecology) and in 2021 (migration and space).

During his stay London, where he was audiovisual attach, he presented the Art of ARTE at the Institute of Contemporary Art in London, convinced Martel cognacs to support French cinema in the United Kingdom and invented a cocktail with them. that Mick Jagger and Audrey Tautou found delicious.

Benot Labat is in charge of promoting the French language and developing cooperation between French and American universities from Los Angeles. He previously worked for several years in Paris in the central administration. He first worked at the Ministry of Education, where he participated in the management of the network of private schools and then at the Ministry of Higher Education and Research. He was there first interested in European policies before working on bilateral internationalization strategies and programs, as deputy head of the cooperation programs department. Prior to joining Los Angeles in 2021, Benot Labat served as a Higher Education attach at the French Embassy in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Today, as Cultural Attach and Director of Villa Albertine in New Orleans, he supervises the residencies of French artists in Louisiana and strengthens collaboration with American cultural and educational partners.

It was also in Beirut that she let her entrepreneurial spirit emerge and participated in the creation of Urbacraft. She continued as a start-up co-founder in EdTech with Makerbrane, a 3D design education platform for school audiences. After years filled with many different experiences, she arrived in San Francisco to return to cultural diplomacy. In her new role, she merges a solid academic background, an entrepreneurial spirit, and a strong attraction for education and the transmission of knowledge.

The French Language Services Office (FLSO) is part of the Strategic Policy, Planning & French Language Services Division, Indigenous, French Language and Priority Populations Branch at the Ministry of Health (MOH). The FLSO provides strategic advice, guidance and support to the Ministry of Health (MOH) and Ministry of Long-Term Care (MLTC) on:

We are committed to providing accessible, accountable, reliable and responsive service. We will work closely with our clients, ensure that we understand their requirements and concerns, and support them to meet their obligations under the French Language Services Act. Our timely, high-quality responses are informed by the working relationships we maintain with stakeholders and Francophone community stakeholders.

The Ministry of Francophone Affairs is responsible for ensuring Francophones in Ontario receive government services in French so they can participate in the social, economic and political life of the province while maintaining their linguistic and cultural heritage. The Ministry is also responsible for the implementation of the legislative framework supporting the timely delivery of quality French-language services in Ontario, the French Language Services Act (FLSA) and its regulations.

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