Thursday 19 november at 18:00

Lecture - The French Intervention in Afghanistan (2001–2014)

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General Druart will present the official mission of French forces in Afghanistan, which was to: secure the areas under its responsibility to enable the Afghan state to rebuild itself, enable development operations...

French intervention in Afghanistan (2001-2014): when a professional army becomes a genuine political tool General Druart, Major General in 2nd section, will present the official mission of the French forces in Afghanistan, which was "to secure the areas under its responsibility in order to enable the Afghan state to rebuild itself, to enable development operations and to enable the deployment of Afghan state services".