Laurent Padoux, new consul general of France

Laurent Padoux, new consul general of France

OSAKA, Japan - Laurent Padoux speaks about his assignment as consul general of France for the Osaka-Kobe region in a recent interview with Kyodo News. It is his second assignment in Japan, following one as consul in charge of economic affairs for two years from 1987.

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