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[In office]: 1958–1959
[Name]: Laurent Botokeky
[Group]: Socialiste
[Notes]:
(Madagascar)
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[In office]: 1947–1952
[Name]: Daniel Serrure
[Group]: Républicains Indépendants
[Notes]:
(Madagascar)
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[In office]: 1948–1952
[Name]: André Liotard
[Group]: Républicains Indépendants
[Notes]: Known As Alcide Liotard
(Madagascar)
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[In office]: 1946–1952
[Name]: Djama Ali Moussa
[Group]: Union Républicaine et Résistante pour l'Union Française
[Notes]:
(Somaliland)
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[In office]: 1958–1959
[Name]: Eugène Bernard Lechat
[Group]: Socialiste
[Notes]:
(Madagascar)
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[In office]: 1947–1959
[Name]: Jacques Grimaldi
[Group]: Gauche Démocratique et Rassemblement des Gauches Républicaines
[Notes]:
(Comoros)
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Although the French parliament is also a bicameral system, France does not have the House of Representatives, but the Senate and the National Assembly these two chambers. Senators in France, especially abroad, need to be stationed in diplomatic missions around the world. And France has good relations with the rest of the world, especially East Africa, which is very rich in all kinds of resources. In East Africa, France has historically sent a total of 24 senators, a detailed list of which is recorded in this random tool.
These senators came from different eras and witnessed first-hand the diplomatic development of France and East Africa. For the sake of France’s foreign affairs, they travel thousands of miles, alone, to serve abroad in silence. In the generator tool, you can see the exact dates and dates of these senators’assignments, as well as their teams, retirement dates, and so on. These senators are the pride of the French people, they have learned knowledge, elegant diplomatic means, is to promote France and East Africa’s important representatives of friendly development.
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