Ambazac FNACA: General Assembly and Future Challenges

The town hall praises the commitment of former combatants and addresses challenges of memory transmission and rights defense.

French Legion of Honour medal on a folded French flag.
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French Legion of Honour medal on a folded French flag.

Mayor Peggy Bariat and Deputy Mayor Michel Jandaud recently attended the FNACA General Assembly in Ambazac, praising the commitment of former combatants.

Mayor Peggy Bariat and First Deputy Mayor Michel Jandaud recently attended the General Assembly of the local committee of the FNACA (National Federation of Former Combatants in Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia). This event provided an opportunity to honor the commitment of the association's members, who work towards transmitting memory and maintaining social cohesion.
The meeting also highlighted the association's current challenges. Facing the natural aging of its members, the FNACA is realistically anticipating the future and preparing new organizational forms for the coming years, notably by 2031 at the national level. The association also remains committed to the revaluation of pensions and the continued recognition owed to former combatants and their widows.
Transmitting the history of this period and the importance of peace to younger generations remains an essential mission. The town hall reiterates its support and gratitude to the FNACA, thanking its board and all members for their warm welcome.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie d'Ambazac (01/10/2026)