CAPE Press Conference co organized with CNN and FR3 with Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi of Iran about the future of the Islamic Republic and Regime change.
French Info Live TV Intro (English Subtitles):
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Q&A ( in French and English) at CAPE Center for Foreign Correspondents in Paris:
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Meeting Fellow compatriots for Book Signing:
About CAPE:
The Center informs journalists about sources of information: the government, public sector, principal economic institutions, social, cultural and tourist institutions. CAPE’s other essential mission is organizing press conferences given by French or foreign figures on all matters relating to international or national current affairs.
The Center regularly hosts meetings and periodic assemblies of the various foreign press associations in France or players in the information world, and is a pleasant venue for meetings and exchanges between journalists.
Since it was set up, CAPE has organized over 2000 conferences and press briefings on the major national,European and international issues. Speakers are decision-makers from the worldof politics and the economy, civil society figures, NGO directors, designers, sports people and writers as well as analysts, observers and high level experts.
The Foreign Press Center, setup 2001, hosts, guides, and arranges meetings with the French and foreign press in Paris.
The center is situated in the south wing of the Grand Palais, Cours la Reine, opposite Pont Alexandre III. Journalists have a fully equipped press room with 17 computers on the garden level, and on the ground floor, a large and luminous area, including a conference room with seating for around one hundred people and a bar that serves light food. There is also a 104 seat auditorium fully equipped for projecting films with top of the range digital equipment.
The CAPE is a public interest group. This structure promotes partnerships between professional journalists’ associations, the media and the public sector. Its members include around twenty French and foreign journalists’ associations, television and radio, and several ministries that provide the bulk of the funding.
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