French ambassador to CAR accused of bringing women to official residence faces disciplinary action
Summary
France has started an official investigation against its ambassador to the Central African Republic (CAR), Bruno Foucher, over claims that he brought multiple women into his official residence and had sex with some of them. These events reportedly happened between January and March 2024, raising security concerns.Key Facts
- Bruno Foucher has been France’s ambassador to the CAR since 2023.
- Allegations say he invited about 30 women to his residence in Bangui, the capital, with some staying overnight.
- The French foreign ministry launched disciplinary proceedings and security investigations against him.
- Details about the disciplinary process and its length have not been made public.
- The accusations come as France and the CAR are working to improve their diplomatic relations.
- French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot praised the restored relationship between the two countries during his visit in March 2024.
- The BBC sought comment from the French embassy in Bangui but received no immediate response.
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