Didier Bariani

Didier Bariani is a Politician French, born on October 16th 1943 with Bellerive-sur-Allier (Allier). President of the group UDF with the Town hall of Paris and national Vice-président of UDF. Regional adviser of Ile-de-France. Former minister. Former President of the radical party and former President of the UDF federation of Paris (Marielle de Sarnez succeeds to him this station in March 2006). He was also signatory of the deed of partnership of the birth of UDF, on February 1st, 1978.

He takes part in the electoral campaign of Francois Bayrou at the time of the presidential ones of 2007. Following the rallying of several UDF deputies by the presidential majority of Nicolas Sarkozy, Didier Bariani supports Francois Bayrou during the creation of the Democratic Mouvement.

Mandates and ministerial functions

In progress

1983 -: To advise of Paris
2004 -: Regional adviser of Ile-de-France
President of the Democratic group Movement with the Town hall of Paris

Old

Former mayor of the 20 {{E}} district of Paris, (1983-1995)
Former deputy of Paris (1978-1981 and 1993-1997) and of the Seine Saint Denis (1986-1988)
1986-1988: Secretary of State near the Foreign Minister (Government of Jacques Chirac)

Political course

1969-2002 : member of the Radical party valoisien, component of UDF
1979-1983: President of the Radical party
1999-2006: President of the UDF federation of Paris (re-elected in 2001)
2002: leave the Radical party following its association with the UMP and remains member of UDF
2002 -: National vice-president of UDF

Professional path

Managing company Inforg
President, Director-general of the company of mixed economy of urban development Saemer Saint-Blaise

In the book the invisible brothers, the journalists Renaud Lecadre and Ghislaine Ottenheimer reveal that Bariani was one of the principal associates maconnic of Jacques Chirac.

Works

1985 : " Immigrants: for or against France? " , Editions France-Empire

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