Bruno de Leusse

Bruno de Leusse (or Baron Bruno de Leusse de Syon ) is a Diplomate and senior official French born the August 12th 1916 with Vienna (Isere). In 1962, it belongs to the French negotiators at the time of the Accords of Evian.

Career

Bruno de Leusse is bachelor of law.

1961-1962: director of the political matters and information to the ministry of State in charge of the Businesses Algerian.
1963-1966: minister-adviser with the Embassy of France to the United States of America, Washington.
1966-1968: principal private secretary of Maurice Broods of Murville, Foreign Minister.
1967-1968: third ambassador of France in Algeria, with Algiers.
1968 (June-July): director of the cabinet of Michel Debré, Foreign Minister.
1968-1969: director of the cabinet of Maurice Broods of Murville, Prime Minister.
1970-1971: director of the African and Malagasy Businesses to the central administration.
1972-1976: Ambassador of France in Egypt, with the Cairo.
1976-1979: ?
1979-1981: general secretary of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
1981-1997: chair Union of the French from abroad.

External bonds

Interview of Bruno de Leusse on TF1 on March 18th, 1982 at the time of the twenty years of the agreements of Evian.
Embassy of France in Egypt
List of presidents de Union of the French from abroad.
service of the political matters and the information of the ministry of State in charge of the Algerian Businesses in 1961, service then directed by Bruno de Leusse.
List of the ambassadors of France in Algeria since 1962.
Biography of Bruno de Leusse on the site of the French edition of the Who' S Who (subscription-based service).
Genealogy Family of Leusse.

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