Didier Guillaume
Didier Guillaume was a French politician who served as Minister of Agriculture and Food before his untimely passing. His contributions to the French government and his close association with Prince Albert II of Monaco were notable, as Guillaume was appointed by the prince to serve as Minister of State for Monaco prior to his death.
Born on Jan 23, 1962 (63 years old)
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Monaco:
Didier Guillaume is the Minister of State who led discussions to postpone construction work on the Nice-Vintimille line.
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Monaco:
Didier Guillaume is the former head of the executive who previously criticized the project as 'neither done nor to be done'.
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Monaco:
Didier Guillaume is remembered by Christophe Mirmand as someone who was very appreciated.
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Monaco:
Thomas Brezzo referenced Didier Guillaume's past effectiveness in fostering dialogue.
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Monaco:
Didier Guillaume was Christophe Mirmand's predecessor.
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Monaco:
Didier Guillaume referred to Albert II as the 'Prince protecteur'.
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Monaco:
Didier Guillaume, the Minister of State, had discussed an alternative to the Symbiose project before his death.
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Monaco:
Didier Guillaume's previous roadmap is being continued by Christophe Mirmand.
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Monaco:
Didier Guillaume's departure left Monaco without a Minister of State for six months.
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France:
Didier Guillaume was chosen by Albert II as a more political profile for the head of government.
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