Summary:
Corinne Giordano-Pisciotta has been elected as the president of the Fédération des Groupements Français de Monaco, succeeding Danielle Merlino.
Full Story:
Corinne Giordano-Pisciotta has been elected as the new president of the Fédération des Groupements Français de Monaco (FGFM). She succeeds Danielle Merlino, who led the federation in recent years. Giordano-Pisciotta is well-known in the Monegasque and French associative world, boasting over thirty years of involvement in the Principality. She has held various positions, including vice president and secretary general of UFE Monaco, and she has also been a member of the Board of Directors of the FGFM/Maison de France since 2021. Additionally, Giordano-Pisciotta has contributed to social and humanitarian causes, serving as the general secretary of the ADSF association from 2011 to 2018 and as a founding member and treasurer of the “Collectif Réfugiés d’Orient” since 2015. In her speech, Giordano-Pisciotta thanked Merlino for her guidance and expressed her gratitude for the experiences and successes of the federation. Giordano-Pisciotta outlined her priorities for her tenure, which include commemorating and highlighting the past, ensuring the continuity and protection of Maison de France, ensuring compliance with current regulations, promoting French culture and Francophonie in the Principality, actively supporting member associations, and developing new partnerships to strengthen the FGFM network. With this new presidency, the Fédération des Groupements Français de Monaco looks forward to a future marked by continuity, innovation, and a renewed commitment to serving the French community in the Principality.
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