Exclusive. Nicolas Sarkozy, two weeks with French President

Exclusive. Nicolas Sarkozy, two weeks with French President

French President Nicolas Sarkozy, Communication advisor Franck Louvrier, French Army chief of Staff Jean-Louis Georgelin, French presidency chief of staff Edouard Guillaud, Elysee advisor for diplomacy Jean-David Levitte and 'Le Ponant' ship-owner receive relatives of some of the crew members of 'Le Ponant' at Elysee Palace in Paris, France, on April 11, 2008. After the 30-strong crew of a luxury French yacht seized by Somali pirates a week ago were freed without incident on Friday, French military officials said. France sent a warship and special forces to the region after the pirates seized the three-master in the Gulf of Aden last Friday and troops were standing by as negotiations to free the hostages took place on Friday morning Photo by Elodie Gregoire/ABACAPRESS.COM

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