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The French embassy in Cambodia has paid tribute to Roland Dumas, former French minister of Foreign Affairs who passed away yesterday at the age of 101. Dumas, a highly respected figure in French politics, served as Foreign Minister from 1988 to 1993 under President François Mitterrand.
Dumas was known for his diplomatic skills and played a key role in shaping French foreign policy during his time in office. He was instrumental in negotiating the Maastricht Treaty, which laid the foundation for the European Union. Dumas was also a strong advocate for closer ties between France and countries in Asia, including Cambodia.
The French embassy in Cambodia released a statement expressing their deep sadness at the passing of Dumas. “Roland Dumas was a true statesman and a dedicated public servant. His contributions to French diplomacy will not be forgotten,” the statement read.
Dumas’ death comes as a shock to many, as he was known for his sharp mind and remarkable longevity. He remained active in public life well into his later years, attending events and giving lectures on international relations.
The cause of Dumas’ death has not been confirmed at this time. Reports suggest that he passed away peacefully in his sleep at his home in Paris. Tributes have been pouring in from around the world, with world leaders and diplomats expressing their condolences to Dumas’ family and friends.
Dumas leaves behind a lasting legacy in French politics and diplomacy. His dedication to promoting peace and cooperation between nations will be remembered for years to come. The French embassy in Cambodia has announced that a memorial service will be held in Dumas’ honor in the coming days.
As the world mourns the loss of Roland Dumas, his legacy as a skilled diplomat and visionary leader will continue to inspire future generations. Our thoughts are with his loved ones during this difficult time.
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