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The Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Minister of Economy, Finance and Industry,
In view of Decree No. 2002-22 of 4 January 2002 on the situation Administrative and financial of the staff of French educational institutions abroad, and in particular Article 4 (A),
Stop:
Educational institutions abroad are classified into four categories, according to the attached lists. Appendix.
Executives and accounting managers on duty during the school year preceding the date Effect of this Order, whose contract would mention an index improvement higher than that resulting from the classification provided for in this Order, shall retain in a personal capacity the benefit of that subsidy up to the end of the Current contract.
The Director of the Agency for French Education Abroad and the Director of the Budget at Ministry of Economy, Finance and Industry shall each have responsibility for the execution of this Order, which shall take effect on 1 September 2002 and shall be published in the Official Journal of the French Republic.
A N N E X E
1st Category
Germany
Berlin, Voltaire College.
Düsseldorf, High School French in Düsseldorf.
Angola
Luanda, Luanda French School.
Saudi Arabia
Al Khobar, Al Khobar French School.
Argentina
Buenos Aires, Franco-Argentine college in Martinez.
Australia
Sydney, Condorcet High School.
Bulgaria
Sofia, Victor Hugo School.
Cambodia
Phnom Penh, École René-Descartes.
Canada
Toronto, French high school in Toronto.
Centrafrique
Bangui, Charles de Gaulle High School.
Comoros
Moroni, Henri Matisse French School.
Democratic Republic of Congo
Kinshasa, René-Descartes French School.
South Korea
Seoul, Seoul French School.
Côte d' Ivoire
Bouaké, high school René-Descartes.
Spain
Las Palmas, French college in Las Palmas.
Palma de Mallorca, French college in Palma.
Gabon
Port-Gentil, Victor Hugo College.
Honduras
Tegucigalpa, Lycée Franco-Honduran.
Ireland
Dublin, French-Irish school.
Italy
Turin, French high school Jean-Giono.
Jerusalem
Jerusalem, French high school in Jerusalem.
Jordan
Amman, school French in Amman.
Laos
Vientiane, School Hoffet.
Libya
Tripoli, French Community School.
Madagascar
Antsirabé, Collège français d' Antsirabé.
Tuléar, Collège français de Tuléar.
Fianarantsoa, French College of Fianarantsoa.
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur, French School of Kuala Lumpur.
Morocco
Kenitra, Honoré-de-Balzac school group.
Mohammedia, school group Claude-Monet.
Mexico
Guadalajara, high school Franco-Mexican.
Paraguay
Assomption, Marcel Pagnol High School.
Philippines
Manila, Manila French School.
Qatar
Doha, French high school in Doha.
Dominican Republic
Saint-Domingue, French high school in Santo Domingo.
Switzerland
Zürich, Lycée Français de Zürich.
Tunisia
Sousse, Collège Charles-Nicolle.
Vietnam
Hanoi, Lycée Français Alexandre-Yersin.
Ho Chi Minh-Ville, Colette School.
Zimbabwe
Harare, Harare French School.
2nd category
South Africa
Johannesburg, French high school Jules-Verne.
Germany
Berlin, French College in Berlin.
Frankfurt, French High School Frankfurt.
Fribourg-en-Brisgau, Lycée Franco-German in Fribourg-en-Brigsau.
Hamburg, lycée French in Hamburg.
Australia
Canberra, Canberra Franco-Australian High School.
Bolivia
La Paz, Lycée Franco-Bolivian Alcide-d ' Orbigny.
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro, Lycée Molière.
Brasilia, École François-Mitterrand.
Chile
Concepcion, Lycée Charles de Gaulle.
China
Beijing, Beijing French high school.
Congo
Pointe-Noire, French high school Charlemagne.
Costa Rica
San José, high school Franco-Costa Rican.
Denmark
Copenhagen, French high school Prins-Henrik.
United Arab Emirates
Sharja, Georges Pompidou High School.
Spain
Bilbao, Bilbao French College.
Madrid, Lycée Molière.
Malaga, French high school in Malaga.
Zaragoza, Molière College.
United States
San Francisco, Lycée Français La Pérouse.
San Francisco, International High School.
Guatemala
Guatemala, Jules Verne College.
Haiti
Port-au-Prince, Alexandre Dumas High School.
Hungary
Budapest, Budapest French High School.
Indonesia
Jakarta, Jakarta French International High School.
Italy
Milan, Stendhal High School.
Japan
Tokyo, French-Japanese High School.
Kenya
Nairobi, High School Denis-Diderot.
Kuwait
Kuwait City, French high school in Kuwait.
Luxembourg
Luxembourg, Vauban high school.
Madagascar
Majunga, Majunga French College.
Diégo-Suarez, Diégo-Suarez French High School.
Morocco
Agadir, school group Paul-Gauguin.
Fez, school group Jean-de-La Fontaine.
Tanger, Regnault High School.
Mauritania
Nouakchott, French Lycée Théodore-Monod.
Niger
Niamey, La Fontaine High School.
Nigeria
Lagos, Louis Pasteur School.
Norway
Oslo, French high school René-Cassin.
Portugal
Porto, Marius-Latour French School.
Czech Republic
Prague, Prague French High School.
Romania
Bucharest, Lycée Anna-de-Noailles.
Russia
Moscow, Lycée Français de Moscow.
Singapore
Singapore, French High School in Singapore.
Sweden
Stockholm, Lycée Français Saint-Louis.
Syria
Damascus, French school in Damascus.
Chad
N' Djamena, Lycée Michel-de-Montaigne.
Thailand
Bangkok, Bangkok French High School.
Turkey
Ankara, Charles-de-Gaulle High School.
Vanuatu
Port-Vila, School French at Port Vila.
3rd category
Germany
Munich, French high school Jean-Renoir.
Saarbrücken, Lycée Franco-German in Saarbrücken.
Saudi Arabia
Jeddah, Jeddah French School.
Riyad, French School in Riyadh.
Benin
Cotonou, French educational institution Montaigne.
Brazil
São Paulo, Pasteur High School.
Burkina Faso
Ouagadougou, Lycée Saint-Exupéry.
Cameroon
Douala, Dominique-Savio High School.
Yaoundé, Lycée Fustel-de-Coulanges.
Canada
Ottawa, Claudel High School.
China
Hongkong, Victor Segalen International French High School.
Colombia
Cali, Paul-Valéry High School.
Djibouti
Djibouti, Joseph-Kessel High School.
United Arab Emirates
Abu Dhabi, Lycée Louis-Massignon.
Ecuador
Quito, Lycée La Condamine.
Spain
Alicante, French High School in Alicante.
United States
Washington, Rochambeau International High School.
Guinea
Conakry, Albert Camus French High School.
Mauritius
Mapou, North School.
Lebanon
Tripoli, Lycée Franco-Lebanese.
Madagascar
Tamatave, Tamatave French High School.
Mali
Bamako, Lycée Français Liberté.
Morocco
Casablanca, Anatole College-France.
Marrakech, Lycée Victor-Hugo.
Meknès, Lycée Paul-Valéry.
Rabat, college Saint-Exupéry.
Netherlands
The Hague, Lycée Vincent van Gogh.
Peru
Lima, French-Peruvian High School.
Poland
Warsaw, René-Goscinny High School.
Salvador
San Salvador, French High School in San Salvador.
Togo
Lomé, Lomé French High School.
Turkey
Istanbul, Pierre-Loti High School.
Uruguay
Montevideo, Jules Supervielle High School.
Venezuela
Caracas, colegio Francia.
4th category
Argentina
Buenos Aires, Lycée Jean Mermoz.
Austria
Vienna, high school in Vienna.
Belgium
Brussels, Jean Monnet High School.
Canada
Montreal, Collège Marie-de-France.
Montreal, Stanislas College.
Chile
Santiago, Lycée Saint-Exupéry.
Colombia
Bogota, Lycée Louis-Pasteur.
Côte d' Ivoire
Abidjan, high school Blaise-Pascal.
Abidjan, French section of Jean Mermoz College.
Egypt
Cairo, French high school in Cairo.
Spain
Barcelona, high school
Madrid, French high school in Madrid.
Valencia, French secondary school in Valencia.
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa, Lycée Franco-Ethiopian Guébré-Mariam.
Gabon
Libreville, Blaise-Pascal High School.
United Kingdom
London, French Lycée Charles de Gaulle.
Greece
Athens, French-Hellenic High School.
Mauritius
Curepipe, Lycée La Bourdonnais.
India
Pondicherry, French high school in Pondicherry.
Italy
Rome, Chateaubriand High School.
Lebanon
Al Maayssra, Lycée Franco-Lebanese Nahr-Ibrahïm.
Beirut, French Protestant college.
Beirut, high school
Beirut, Lycée Abdel-Kader.
Beirut, Lycée Franco-Lebanese Verdun.
Madagascar
Tananarive, French high school in Tananarive.
Morocco
Casablanca, Lyautey High School.
Rabat, Descartes High School.
Mexico
Mexico, French-Mexican high school.
Portugal
Lisbon, high school French Charles-Lepierre.
Senegal
Dakar, École Jean-Mermoz.
Dakar, institution Sainte-Jeanne-d ' Arc.
Tunisia
La Marsa, Lycée Français Gustave-Flaubert.
Tunis, Lycée Pierre-Mendès-France.
Done at Paris, January 4, 2002.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Hubert Vedrine
The Minister of Economy,
Finance and Industry,
Laurent Fabius
