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Former Judicial Police boss Bernard Petit resurfaces to handle Al-Ula development agency security

The Agence francaise pour le developpement d'al-Ula, or AFDU, has hired Bernard Petit, the ex-head of the Judicial Police ("PJ") [...] (419 words)

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Agence France-Muséums
AREP
Arolla Consulting
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Gérard Mestrallet
Jean-François Charnier
Judicial Police
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Louvre Abu Dhabi
Mathias Curnier
Meriem Baccouri
Mohamed bin Salman
RATP
Royal Commission for Al-Ula
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Thales
Veolia
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Byblos Conseil
Charles Chaumin
EDF
Eiffage
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Etienne Tricaud
Frank Barbaro
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Gérard Mestrallet
Jean-François Charnier
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