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After the accession to the power of President [[François Bozizé]], he became Ambassador and Adviser to the Presidency. He was then appointed Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary and delivered his credentials to the President of the Republic of Hungary, Ferenc MADL, on 25 May 2005.
After the accession to the power of President [[François Bozizé]], he became Ambassador and Adviser to the Presidency. He was then appointed Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary and delivered his credentials to the President of the Republic of Hungary, Ferenc MADL, on 25 May 2005.
Appointed SPECIAL ENVOY OF VANUATU (ex. New Hebrides) which is part of the Commenwealth to the STATE OF ISRAEL and also SPECIAL ENVOY TO THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION with prerogatives and powers of Head of Mission.


Mr Leclerc represented his Head of State at the funeral of Pope John Paul II. <ref>https://www.vatican.va/gpII/documents/delegazioni-uff-esequie-jp-ii_20050408_en.html</ref>
Mr Leclerc represented his Head of State at the funeral of Pope John Paul II. <ref>https://www.vatican.va/gpII/documents/delegazioni-uff-esequie-jp-ii_20050408_en.html</ref>

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Bernard LeClerc
Bernard LeClerc (left) with the Hungarian President László Sólyom
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
Central African Republic
Assumed office
25 May 2005
Personal details
Alma materNational Treasury School
Paris
Websitewww.bernardleclerc2012.com

Bernard Leclerc is a current Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary.

Early life

Born in France, Leclerc studied political sciences in California, United States. He has then studied economics, social sciences and European affairs (Master 2 of expertise in European projects), at the University of Rouen and Caen. He has also taught tax policy and customs law at the University of Bangui. His Excellency is also a former student of the National Treasury School in Paris.

Diplomatic career

Following a long career in the banking industry (mostly as a bank director), he entered diplomatic service, first as a close Adviser to Albert Mberio, Minister of Education of the Central African Republic, in charge of international relations and partnerships. He then became a special adviser to the Central African Republic President Ange-Félix Patassé.

After the accession to the power of President François Bozizé, he became Ambassador and Adviser to the Presidency. He was then appointed Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary and delivered his credentials to the President of the Republic of Hungary, Ferenc MADL, on 25 May 2005. Appointed SPECIAL ENVOY OF VANUATU (ex. New Hebrides) which is part of the Commenwealth to the STATE OF ISRAEL and also SPECIAL ENVOY TO THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION with prerogatives and powers of Head of Mission.

Mr Leclerc represented his Head of State at the funeral of Pope John Paul II. [1]

He speaks English and French fluently and is a certified jet pilot. Military service in the AIR FORCE.

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