Conférence « Grandeur de la France à l’épreuve de sa diplomatie

Conference “France’s Grandeur Tested by its Diplomacy” — The Kabyle, Lebanese, and Israeli Cases Ferhat Mehenni (President of the MAK/Anavad); Lina Murr Nehmé (historian); Michel Fayad (French-Lebanese geopolitician). During the Q&A session: Karim Achab (Minister of Kabyle Language and Culture of the Anavad, Professor of Linguistics in Ottawa) and a representative of the Chrétienté-Solidarité association. In summary. Three voices united by a common thread: the thesis that French diplomacy, trapped by its immediate interests—oil, arms sales, electoral calculations—has sacrificed Kabylia and the minorities of the East to an “Arab-Islamism” presented as imperialist. The evening brings together three perspectives (Kabyle, Lebanese, Israeli) around a shared diagnosis: the decline of French influence and the call for a fundamental overhaul of its foreign policy. The panel, the organizer, and the audience all belong to the same activist ecosystem; the session is more of a meeting of ideas than a debate.