Franck Biancheri association des Amis de Franck Biancheri

May 8 and 9, commemorate history, celebrate the future – “The advent of France-Germany is the foundation of Europe’s political maturity” wrote Franck Biancheri in 2003. An article that tells us not only about the reconciliation of the two peoples, ...

  In the name of the members of the association des Amis de Franck Biancheri, and on my behalf, our heartiest congratulations to one of the oldest friends of Franck Biancheri, for the nomination as Officer of the Order of ...

April 2010, Marianne Ranke-Cormier made a series of interviews of some of the main actors involved in the organisation of EGEE1 and so to revist this very first fantastic week and to reconnect with them. We republish these interviews during ...

16th April 1985: 1st day at the EGEE1 congress: a week during which more than 300 European students met female and male politicians at seminars and receptions, partied in Paris and without knowing it became the founders of one of ...

From the birth of an association to its first congress, especially one comparable in size to EGEE 1, there is often a fairly long time that elapses. EGEE breaks with this “natural law”. Its first congress will coincide with its ...

Under the aegis of Franck Biancheri, the first “Etats généraux des étudiants de l’Europe”, EGEE I, was held in Paris from 16 to 22 April 1985, 35 years ago! A founding event for one of the most important trans-European interdisciplinary ...

Together with Simone Veil … In a publication dated 12 March 2020, Ces villes françaises tournées vers l’Europe, the website Toute l’Europe, the reference site on European issues in France, presents an overview of French municipalities that are “a little ...

March 11th, a new birthday, Franck would have been 59 years old, a new year, but not just any year: 2020! 2020, his first organisation, AEGEE, celebrates its 35th anniversary! 2020, following in the footsteps of IDE and Newropeans, the ...

We see it, teleworking, teleconferencing, networking are taking off. Coronavirus is forcing us to invent new ways of working, of debating and exchanging information, as it brings transport to a halt and forces us to remain confined to our homes ...

To understand the pension crisis in France today, from the demonstrations of the yellow vests to those of the trade unions in recent months, this article by Franck Biancheri, which gives a completely new light by brushing the socio-political impasse ...