FIAP HISTORY

In 1950, a group of personalities, including Paul Delouvrier, Michel Debré and René Seydoux, got together with Philippe Viannay, founding father of the "Défense de la France" resistance movement, with the idea of setting up international education and exchange centres. The FIAP association was founded by Paul Delouvrier in 1962. Its purpose: to help build a Europe that would be open to the rest of the world, to combat racism and to foster cultural exchanges among young people around the world. The centre was opened in the heart of Paris in 1968. In 1988, the association was renamed Jean Monnet, as a tribute to one of Europe's founding fathers.

C.E.I
Represented by Mr. Guillaume DUFRESNE
Founding member

FRANCE VOLONTAIRES
Represented by  Mr. Jean Daniel BALME
Founding member

LES SCOUTS ET GUIDES DE FRANCE
Represented by  Mr. Christian LARCHER
Founding member

U.N.A.T
Represented by  Mr. Louis BASDEVANT
Founding member

Mr. Jean Pierre BOBICHON
Founding member

Mr. Jean Claude BOUTOT
Founding member

Mr. Patrice CHEVALLIER
Founding member

Mr. François DELOUVRIER
Founding member

Mr. Jean Pierre DARDAUD
Founding member

Mr. Serge GIROUY
Qualified member

Mr. Jean Pierre JASLIN
Qualified member

Mrs Marie Claire MODOT
Founding member

Mr. Dante MONFERRER
Active member

Mr. Yves OGE
Founding member

Mr. Jean Jacques TARTINVILLE
ALJT
Active member

MEMBERS

FIAP TODAY

With a new charter adopted in 2002, the FIAP Jean Monnet reinforced its fundamental commitment of receiving young visitors from around the world. Offering exhibitions, concerts and meetings involving young visitors, the cultural program epitomizes the association's commitment. At the FIAP Jean Monnet people from all kinds are given the opportunity to organize seminars, congresses and meetings. A meeting place run by committed professionals and a board of voluntary administrators. The centre promotes all initiatives contributing to the creation of a global citizenship.