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It's been 563 days since Sophie Petronin was kidnapped in Gao, Mali. This 75-year-old humanitarian is currently the only French hostage in the world. Tuesday, July 10 in Paris, the president of the Île-de-France region Valérie Pécresse, alongside former hostage Ingrid Betancourt and Sophie Pétronin's son, Sébastien, unveiled a giant portrait of the hostage, posted on boulevard des Invalides, in the heart of the capital. A way to revive the mobilization.
Support the action of governments to obtain the release of Sophie Petronin . This is the goal of the actions launched by the Île-de-France region. Videos in public transport, awareness during the summer festivals, and finally this huge poster in the heart of Paris. For Valérie Pécresse it's all about making noise.
" What we want is to convey a message about Sophie Pétronin's personality, about her humanitarian commitment to the fact that she holds her is contrary to the interests of Mali, it is contrary to the interests of Malians. And then we also want to mobilize all energies to find and bring it back.
Warn and mobilize
Mobilize all energies, this also involves civil society in Mali. The President of SOS Otages Association Ingrid Betancourt called on Malians to build support committees and emphasized the importance of mobilization for the hostage.
" We are open to all possibilities for to resolve this situation, but I believe that it is especially with the support of the French and the French that we will succeed in touching the hearts and in unblocking this situation. I also want to send a message to Sophie, tell her that we love her, that we are waiting for her and that she will soon be with us.
A phone number
Sébastien Chadaud-Pétronin also shared a phone number for anyone with information. The son of Sophie Petronin was more optimistic than in the past. " I have the impression that we are attracting public opinion and we need to unite, all together, without asking too many questions, first of all to get it out of there and bring it back. »
Anonymous, artists, Sébastien Chadaud-Pétronin welcomes all the good wills. While waiting, perhaps, to be received by Emmanuel Macron.
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