2011 will be marked in France by the celebration of Year Mexico. On this occasion, more than 200 cultural, educational, economic, academic,
gastronomic, tourist and sports will take place throughout the Hexagon to awareness of the richness of Mexico.
These events invite the public to find the colors, art, images, tastes spontaneously associated with Mexico, but also to discover some of its little-known facets: an amazing country and various, creative and clever, enterprising and lively.
With a significant cultural and natural heritage, Mexico is nonetheless a dynamic and modern.
Programming, rich and diverse, to be announced in early February, will mix and expected and unexpected. The Year in Mexico will go anywhere to meet all the French: in Paris, as in many other major cities such as Bordeaux, Toulouse and Lyon. Mexico will also be honored in many arts and cultural events.
Eclectic, close, surprisingly, this is what the organizers hope to make the year 2011 by allowing the largest number French people to discover or rediscover Mexico.
Produced by a joint Franco-Mexican organization, the Year of France in Mexico is chaired by Jean-Paul Herteman (President of Safran Group) and the French side by Miguel Aleman Velasco (president Interjet) on the Mexican side. They are assisted by two police generals, one for each country.
The Year of France in Mexico has been proposed by President Nicolas Sarkozy during his visit in March 2009 and accepted by President Felipe Calderón. It takes place in the framework of cultural exchanges maintained by France and whose purpose is to welcome foreign cultures and promote their culture on French territory.
Besides a huge opportunity for cultural promotion, the Year of France in Mexico is also an opportunity to present Mexico as economic power and a important trading partner for France, encouraging the economic agenda of the two nations and strengthen the image of Mexico in this country.
Take advantage of 2011 to attend the meeting as a creative and attractive, respectful of its past but resolutely turned towards the future.
Mexican Embassy in France
Sincerely,
Morgane BRAVO
* * Franco-Mexican
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