France – national flag France’s tricolor was created during the French Revolution in 1789 and first hoisted in 1794. The model is said to be the Dutch flag, but the flag can also be seen as a combination of Paris’ coat of arms, red and blue, with the white color of the bourbons.. The colors… Read More »
Subchapters: Business Relationships Foreign direct investment FTAs and Treaties Development Cooperation Prospective fields of study (MOP) Business relations France’s intra-EU trade accounts for 54% of French exports (Germany 15%, Italy 8% and Belgium and Spain 7%), while outside the EU 8% of French exports go to the US and 6% to the UK. Regarding French… Read More »
“If the things that I love were sold, I would have gone bankrupt long ago… Because I love the sea, the sun and love.” Pablo Picasso It was in Saint-Tropez that the great artist painted portraits of his beloved Genevieve Laporte. And this is not surprising. It enchants everyone, this small town immersed in the… Read More »
Describing what France’s contribution to the evolution of the history of culture and art in all its expressions has been over the centuries seems like a huge purpose, so great is the number of French works in the fields of literature and painting., scientific and philosophical, political and existential thought, architecture, theater and cinema, which… Read More »
Area: 551,500 km² (of which land: 549,970 km², water area 1,530 km²). These values refer to metropolitan France, excluding French Guyana, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Reunion and Mayotte. Population: 65.3 million (2011 estimate, CIA) Population density: 118 residents per km² Population growth: 0.5% per year (2011, CIA) Capital city: Paris (2.18 million residents in the Unité urbaine,… Read More »