从历史文化的视角看法国与非洲的特殊关系（See the special relationship between France and Africa from a historical and Cultural Perspective）.docVIP

从历史文化的视角看法国与非洲的特殊关系（See the special relationship between France and Africa from a historical and Cultural Perspective） Abstract: Africa has traditionally been the sphere of influence of French tradition. As a continental continent, France faces the mediterranean. During the colonial empire, France had many colonies in africa. Since World War II, successive French governments have been adjusting their relations with africa. Maintaining the special relationship between France and the former colonial countries and attaching importance to Africa is still one of the focuses of French diplomacy. In this respect, France, in addition to its economic aid policies to Africa, attaches great importance to language and cultural exchanges and cooperation with French speaking African countries. Such as: France and Africa summit summit, French speaking countries as a close bond between method. In recent years, with the help of the French and EU forces have established a dialogue mechanism and the Mediterranean Europe Africa summit Alliance Program, to further strengthen the relationship between France and africa. Keywords: non special relationship between the Francophone Africa Mediterranean Union CLC number: D83, document identification code: A, article number: 1005-4812 (2010) 01-0029-34 Introduction Since twenty-first Century, the vitality and potential of Africa, which has been marginalized for a long time, has attracted worldwide attention, and the competition for big powers in Africa has begun. In Frances view, Africa has always been a traditional French sphere of influence, especially in West Africa and North Africa, and the political, economic and cultural impact of France is particularly prominent. Over the years, Africa has been one of the focuses of French diplomacy. From Chiracs new African policy in France to President Sarkozys Mediterranean Union, [1], Africa is seen as an important place in French foreign policy. In diplomacy, after World War II, with the independenc