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Patrick Devedjian elected as chairman of O' de Senie French department
02.06.2007 14:31 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ After Nikolas Sarkozy was elected French President,
Patrick Devedjian who became the secretary-council of `The Union of
Democratic Movement' party, was also elected the chairman of the Paris
O' de Senie department. According to `Le Figaro' newspaper, Devedjian
will officially begin carrying out his duties on Friday, replacing
Nikolas Sarkozy in this position, as well.
Devedjian is the Councilor-in-Chief of Antonie City. He was elected
the chairman of O' de Senie department as a result of an open election
on May 29. Devedjian received 15 votes, while two of his opponents had
only 4 votes each. In the voting that was held in Nanter, participated
23 local deputies who support Devedjian. After being elected in this
position, Devedjian also participated in the rally of Sarkozy
supporters in Havre. On coming Friday the vice-chairmen of the O' de
Senie department will be appointed, `Azg' reports.
Patrick Devedjian elected as chairman of O' de Senie French department
02.06.2007 14:31 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ After Nikolas Sarkozy was elected French President,
Patrick Devedjian who became the secretary-council of `The Union of
Democratic Movement' party, was also elected the chairman of the Paris
O' de Senie department. According to `Le Figaro' newspaper, Devedjian
will officially begin carrying out his duties on Friday, replacing
Nikolas Sarkozy in this position, as well.
Devedjian is the Councilor-in-Chief of Antonie City. He was elected
the chairman of O' de Senie department as a result of an open election
on May 29. Devedjian received 15 votes, while two of his opponents had
only 4 votes each. In the voting that was held in Nanter, participated
23 local deputies who support Devedjian. After being elected in this
position, Devedjian also participated in the rally of Sarkozy
supporters in Havre. On coming Friday the vice-chairmen of the O' de
Senie department will be appointed, `Azg' reports.