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Izvorot na citatite koi gi davash na prvata strana, intervjuto so ambasadorot:smir:
Cherie![]()
http://www.total.com.mk/default.aspx?mId=5&articleId=6
Интервју со Бернар Валеро, француски амбасадор
Претседателот Саркози гласно го кажува тоа што го мислат и другите
Верица Јорданова
Баш така АБЦ. Меѓутоа знаеш, мора педофилчето да наметне слика као... “ја мислам, значи постојам“ во спротивно, многу едноставен би бил заклучокот за неговата функција.

За тоа ги наоѓам криви новинарите кој му овозможуваат интервју во Македонските медиуми и воопшто не му го поставуваат прашањето за egalite,збор кој се содржи во познатото Француско лого:
-Liberté, égalité, fraternité
Залижаното амбасадорче изгледа како малку да подзаборавило на сопствениот устав,кога ги застапува до буква искажаните ставови на Хазарот Саркози.![]()

Tnx Bratot, ti ako ne mi dadesh link, nikoj. Za trudot vetuvam cim kje bide gotov.
A se nadovrzuvam deka idealot za ednakvost(égalité) ili pa bratstvo (fraternité) ne funkcionira vo Francija pa kamo li vo nadvoreshna politika.Ako se vodime po slogani, togash da go zememe sloganot na EU : Obedineti vo razlicnosta (Réunis dans la diversité) a postojat zemji clenki kako Gejlada vo koi mesto za razlicnosti nema, vo koja ne postojat malcinstva.Taka shto site slogani se samo utopija, a shto se odnesuva do Balkanot toa e politika na interesi.

Economic relations
a) Our trade with Greece is characterized by a surplus in our favour - the third-biggest for France worldwide, after the United Kingdom and Spain, with a net balance of 2.5 billion euros in 2006. France continues to benefit from Greece’s strong economic growth (3.7% in 2005, 4.3% for 2006), linked to strong domestic demand, the implementation of major investment programmes and the financing of the Third Community Support Framework (45 billion euros for the period 2000-2006). The organization of the next Mediterranean Games in Volos and Larissa in 2013 could offer many opportunities to our companies as well as our cooperation in the area of security.
In 2006, our exports stood at 3.3 billion euros, up 4.4% compared with 2005, when they fell more than 11% compared with 2004, which hit a record high because of the organization of the Olympics. With a market share of 5.9%, France, is Greece’s fourth-leading supplier, behind Germany, Italy and Russia. Our exports are relatively diversified and no sector is really dominant. In terms of big contracts, France is well positioned, with the completion of two subway lines in Athens by Alsthom/Siemens and the electrical equipment for the suburban rail link from Athens to the new airport in Spata provided by Alsthom. Also of note is the completion of the Athens-Corinth-Patras-Pyrgos-Tsakona motorway concession by a group led by Vinci (leader with 36%) with Germany’s Hochtief and the leading Greek public works and civil engineering companies (work totalling 2.1 billion euros and lasting six years).
Since Crédit Agricole’s buyout on 9 August 2006 of the Commercial Bank of Greece (now owning 91.97% of the capital), considered to be the biggest foreign investment made to date in Greece, France is now the leading investor in the country[1] (in foreign investment flows). There are about one hundred French subsidiaries in Greece, employing more than 30,000 people, which is the equivalent of 0.75% of the work force, with turnover accounting for more than 4% of Greek GDP. Greece continues to attract French companies and investments. The oldest one is Aluminium de Grèce (1965), a subsidiary of Péchiney (leading Greek exporter). Carrefour is the leading distribution company, Lafarge is the top cement producer in Greece (fifth-largest producer in Europe), and Pernod-Ricard is the leading wine and spirits company. FNAC, La Redoute, Leroy Merlin and Hermès also opened establishments in Greece in 2005.
b) Greek sales in France are very limited: in 2006, Greece was our 56th supplier and 20th customer.
Meeting of Foreign and European Affairs Minister Bernard Kouchner with his Greek counterpart, Ms Dora Bakoyanni (Paris, November 14, 2007)
Foreign and European Affairs Minister Bernard Kouchner met on November 14 with his Greek counterpart, Dora Bakoyanni.
The two ministers discussed European and international issues. Mr. Kouchner gave a report of his recent visit to Lebanon. The Kosovo question was also discussed. Both ministers praised the troika’s efforts and stressed the importance of reaching an agreement between now and December 10.
Mr. Kouchner also insisted on the need to find a solution accpetbale to all with respect to the FYROM.
Economic relations
Our trade with the FYRM is modest. In 2005, our trade volume stood at €61M (€52M for the first nine months of 2006), with no significant change compared with previous years. Our exports, composed mainly of motor vehicles, agrifood and mechanical and electric capital goods, stood at €44M (€30M for the first nine months of 2006). Our imports, which concern clothing, metals and metal products and agricultural products, stood at €17M in 2005 (€12M for the first nine months of 2006).
There are currently 12 main French investments. The most visible is the takeover of the RUEN factory (mechanical components for motor vehicles), which employs 450 people. A few major infrastructure projects, specifically in the area of energy, with the privatisation process of Macedonia’s electric company (ESM), might provide investment opportunities. Société Générale has just established itself in the country by purchasing the Ohrid Bank (Ohridska Banka).
Мислите дека Серкози ке остани уше еден мандаат просто не верувам пошо и така ја обрука франција доволно