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Niger: the future of nomad populations into question
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Rapport environnemental social et sociétal de COMURHEX Malvési 2010 [FR]
AREVA funds new infrastructures for Arlit (Niger)
Building of a public library in Arlit (Niger)
Youth professional training programs: Agapè (Niger)
"Comurhex II" brochure
Scolarships for 60 engineers and technicians in Niger
Three AREVA employees working with Planète Urgence
Setting up a micro-credit agency in Arlit (Niger)
France : The “Magnificent Egypt” exhibition at the Calvet Museum in Avignon
In celebration of its bicentennial, “Magnificent Egypt” will be held in five of the Calvet Museum’s large exhibition halls from June 25 to November 14, 2011.
A permanent exhibition will open in January 2012 in two of the three halls on the national historic register, with their splendid woodwork, gold and plasterwork renovated for the occasion.
The splendors of ancient Egypt
Nearly 400 pieces were selected from the Esprit Calvet bequest and from the bequests and donations of Marius Clément, Clot-Bey, and purchases made in the 19th and 20th centuries by the Calvet Foundation. The exhibition is enhanced by loans from major Paris institutions (the Louvre Museum, the National Museum of the Chateau of Malmaison, etc.) and regional museums (Orléans, Moulins, Gap), as well as from libraries (National Library of France, Catholic Institute of Paris).
AREVA has chosen to support this exceptional event and to finance all of the scenography for the temporary and permanent exhibitions, under the masterly hand of renowned architect and scenographer Philippe Pumain.
A museum of the world’s cultures
Founded in 1811, the Calvet Museum continues to fulfill its original mission today: the study, enhancement and development of its collections, and the presentation and dissemination of knowledge to a broad public, facilitating access to culture and the arts for everyone, as was the wish of its founder, Esprit Calvet, a humanist doctor who embodied the spirit of the Enlightenment.
