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La Lettre du Continent tells us that Gagan Gupta, the boss of Olam in Gabon, signed a contract in early June with the economic and strategic intelligence group ADIT.

ADIT, based in Paris, was established in 1993, specializes in development. This group is headed by Bruno Delaye, former "Monsieur Afrique" to François Mitterrand and Ambassador of France to Togo.





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La Lettre du Continent nous apprend que Gagan Gupta, le patron d’Olam au Gabon, aurait signé, début juin, un contrat avec le groupe d'intelligence économique et stratégique ADIT.

ADIT, basé à Paris, a été créé en 1993, se spécialise dans le développement. Ce groupe a pour patron Bruno Delaye, ex-"Monsieur Afrique" de François Mitterrand et Ambassadeur de la France au Togo.

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