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FRANCE Issue dated 10/11/2011

Security companies unite

French security companies that work overseas are poised to forge a trade association to defend their interests. [...] (196 words)

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French private security's disunited front

France's international private security trade association, the Club des Entreprises Françaises de Sûreté à l'International (CEFSI) finally came into being [...]

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Paris wants legal framework for private security

The French parliament that will be elected in June will vote on a new legal framework for overseas private security firms. A bill has been drafted. [...]

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London seizes global initiative

In a move that will doubtless help boost British private security companies' chances of winning contracts abroad, the UK is working with the United States on the creation of a regulatory watchdog to enforce the International Code of Conduct of [. [...]

AFRICA FRANCE 18/05/2011

French PM mulls role for privateers

France’s Secretariat General a la Mer is thinking of allowing private operators to play a role in maritime security and the fight against piracy. [...]

Special report FRANCE 18/05/2011

Private security edges forward

After taking more than a decade to shake off their reputation as mercenaries and acquire a veneer of respectability, private security companies are trying organize their once-untidy sector by establishing a world-wide regulatory authority. But their effort to become a business like any other conceals a strong drive by big American and British groups to corner the market. [...]

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Sarkozy eyes war zone contracts

French president Nicolas Sarkozy is keen for French companies to secure a bigger slice of the lucrative war-zone private security market, dominated by British and American groups such as Control Risks Group and Xe, formerly Blackwater. [...]

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