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00:16Ah, we have a similar interpretation. Very well.

00:19Dear Mr. President, dear Emmanuel,

00:22I'm very happy to see you.

00:30I'm very happy to see you.

00:34It's good?

00:36We haven't seen you since 2 years.

00:40So it's been 2 years that we haven't seen you.

00:44And, of course, there are many questions that have been accumulated

00:48that we can and that we need to discuss in this direct format.

00:53But I think that, in any case,

00:57our contacts have never ceased during these 2 years.

01:00And, more than,

01:02the volume of our exchanges,

01:05despite the pandemic,

01:07has increased.

01:09If, at the moment of the pandemic,

01:11it had been down to 15%,

01:13but for the 11 first months of the last year,

01:16it had been 17%.

01:20It has increased to 17% and has rattraped the previous level.

01:23And, on the other hand,

01:25our colleagues work actively

01:29at the level of the ministries of the foreign affairs.

01:32And there was a recent meeting

01:362 plus 2,

01:37ministre of the Defense,

01:38ministre of the Foreign Affairs.

01:40And, on the other hand,

01:42we have supported relations.

01:47There have been meetings

01:49in terms of cooperation regionally,

01:54more than 150 meetings.

01:56And, so, it's important for our relations

01:59in the whole,

02:00between our 2 countries.

02:02What I want to highlight,

02:04of course,

02:05I understand that we have a serious concern

02:08in terms of security in Europe,

02:10at the moment.

02:11And, I would like to thank you

02:13for what France is always involved

02:17directly for the important decision

02:20in the matter.

02:22From the beginning,

02:25and it's symbolic

02:30that we will meet precisely today,

02:33because it was exactly 30 years ago,

02:36exactly 30 years ago,

02:38it was signed a document fondateur

02:40on the particular relations

02:42between France and Russia.

02:43And, I think that,

02:44all these years,

02:45as I just said,

02:46France is always very involved

02:50in the decision

02:51which is fundamental

02:52for the European security

02:54as they did their predecessors.

02:57This concern,

02:59for example,

03:01the critique

03:02after the aggression

03:04of the Georgie

03:05on the New York City

03:06in the South,

03:07it was on the transition

03:08to the government

03:09for the agreement

03:11of Minsk

03:12for the Format Normandy.

03:13And, I saw the importance

03:16of the French authorities

03:18the President

03:19for the crisis

03:24that is linked

03:25to the security

03:27in Europe

03:28to be found

03:30And all this is linked to this part of concern about security. It's linked to the Ukraine crisis, the Ukraine crisis in the South-West Ukraine.

03:42At the phone, we have talked enough in detail about all these questions, and I know that you have your observations to do here.

03:51And I'm very happy that we have the opportunity to talk about it in the head-to-head.

03:57Thank you very much, Mr. President. Thank you, Vladimir.

04:02In fact, this day comes to the 30th anniversary of its diplomatic relations.

04:12And I want to say here how the bilateral relations, in fact, has made the development of many subjects,

04:18how we also hope, on the cultural, intellectual, academic, to be able to continue,

04:24like we had launched in the Trianon dialogue,

04:27and to consolidate the economic issues.

04:30But of course, it's the critical situation of Europe

04:34that will today take us to the one and the other.

04:39And I believe that our continent is today in a situation, as you mentioned,

04:43that you have reminded me,

04:45that we impose ourselves to be extremely responsible.

04:49Nous avions jeté les bases.

04:51Nous avons jeté les bases ensemble d'un dialogue exigeant, ouvert, complet,

04:56en 2019, qui a donné lieu à plusieurs échanges à Saint-Pétersbourg, à Brévenson et que jamais.

05:05Ce dialogue est nécessaire, car c'est le seul qui permet, à mes yeux,

05:08de bâtir une vraie sécurité et stabilité pour le continent européen.

05:12C'est pourquoi, dans le contexte actuel, nous avons eu ces dernières semaines

05:17plusieurs échanges téléphoniques, tu l'as rappelé,

05:19et tous ces derniers mois au demeurant, malgré la crise.

05:22J'ai pu aussi échanger avec le président Zelensky pour ce qui est de l'Ukraine,

05:27mais coordonner avec de nombreux Européens et alliés,

05:32qu'il s'agisse aussi des Britanniques ou des Américains, des Canadiens.

05:38Et je pense que la discussion d'aujourd'hui, à mes yeux,

05:41peut amorcer ce vers quoi nous devons aller,

05:46qui est une désescalade dont nous connaissons d'ailleurs les termes,

05:50la situation politico-militaire, la question ukrainienne,

05:54dont tu as rappelé l'importance et le format Normandie,

05:58la situation sécuritaire en Biélorussie et dans toute la région,

06:01et les grandes questions évidemment de sécurité collective dont nous allons parler.

06:06Donc je me réjouis d'avoir l'opportunité de pouvoir entrer en profondeur

06:11sur tous ces sujets et commencer à bâtir une réponse utile collectivement

06:18pour la Russie et pour tout le reste de l'Europe.

06:22Et une réponse utile, c'est une réponse qui permet évidemment d'éviter la guerre

06:26et de construire des éléments de confiance, de stabilité,

06:29de visibilité pour tout le monde.

06:31Donc merci beaucoup de ton temps et de l'accueil aujourd'hui.

06:33Merci.

06:37Merci.

06:39Merci.

06:41Merci.

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