This event was made possible thanks to the Franco-German Citizen Fund, which launched a call for projects and actions around the Franco-German Day. On January 22, 1963, Charles de Gaulle and Konrad Adenauer signed the Elysée Treaty, marking the beginning of six decades of Franco-German friendship. Eurocircle can also look back on three decades of Franco-German cooperation: founded in 1993 in Berlin and established in Marseille in 1996, the association can boast several Franco-German exchange programs aimed at the professional integration of disadvantaged youth.
The event allowed Eurocircle to celebrate this special day in Franco-German history in the heart of Marseille and to reach out to people who previously had little knowledge of Franco-German friendship and Germany. Indeed, some of the participants, who had come from far away for a training course in France and from their place of origin in Reunion, were curious to discover this country in a playful way through language games and typical board games.
The Eurocircle team would like to thank all the participants and the team of L’EPOPEE, a unique place in the northern districts of Marseille, for the provision of the premises and their contribution to the success of this Franco-German event!