LETTER TO THE PRÉSIDENT ALASSANE DRAMANE OUATTARA Excellency the President of the Republic of Côte dIvoire Mr. Alassane Dramane Ouattara. First, let me introduce myself Moussa Doumbia fire officer and responsible security service in an office fire prevention in France, and with the highest distinction in this area with France. If I write you is to explain why I would make a living in my country than in France, as a majority of young Ivorian graduate student living anywhere in the world. At the polls the question if you could would you after getting your degree outside the country, come back home, most of you said yes. Mr. Chairman, I have always loved your speech, speech in which you request the return of the youth in the country to build our Côte dIvoire. But how do we go if we have no prospect of social inclusion work, but how can we return if work places are allocated in advance. We do not ask that we assign positions of convenience, but because we deserve it. know that we read your program for Côte dIvoire, and we do not doubt your desire to want to make our country an emerging country by 2020. that is why we employed, student of political edge (RDR LMP PDCI) diaspora sum with you. We have faith in you and dream to see the Ivory Coast Unified, do not they say that it is because at that dream reality is, yes we can. But to make this dream come true, it would not take that dream that is yours, but everyones business. We Ivorian diaspora have understood your desire to curb the near term in order to continue the work begun. It is with great pleasure that we learned from the media that you and President Henri Konan Bedie decided by mutual agreement to unify the two parties on the PDCI and RDR have a single candidate. All good for the for the diaspora, because it proves you are men of peace. Long live peace in Côte dIvoire, long live President Alassane Dramane Ouattara and the Almighty bless and protect all Ivorians. Moussa Doumbia
Posted on: Sat, 20 Sep 2014 08:57:33 +0000
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