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International Organisation of the Francophonie
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- Switzerland in the International organization of La Francophonie
Switzerland in the International organization of La Francophonie
The International Organisation of La Francophonie (IOF) was created in 1970 to bring French-speaking countries together. It promotes the French language, cultural and linguistic diversity, and democracy and human rights. Switzerland works within it to share its experience as a multilingual French-speaking country, as well as its culture of peace and democracy.