Stéphane Séjourné spoke in a long interview for the columns of Parisian of this January 21, on a trouble that he tries to erase. “ Very young, I was diagnosed with very severe dyslexia. », explained the new Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs. So strong that Fifteen years ago, I would not have been able to have the discussion I am having now with you “, Stéphane Séjourné told journalists. But the minister, “ through hard work and rehabilitation ”, managed to erase “ almost the integrity of [ce trouble] “. Despite all these efforts, Stéphane Séjourné recognizes that “ the words are reversed » or that its “ forked tongue » again when he is tired or in a moment of significant stress.
On January 13, he was also mocked by Isabelle Balkany for his French mistakes, during his first trip to Ukraine. On the kyiv train station platform, he said: “ This will be an opportunity to see for us what the Ukrainians need “, rather than saying “ what Ukrainians need “. Other errors: “ It is in Ukraine that the defense of the fundamental principles of international law is being played out today. “, when it was necessary to say ” fundamental principles “. Isabelle Balkany was quick to react on X (formerly Twitter): “ Fortunately, Stéphane Séjourné was “appointed” to Foreign Affairs… Because, obviously, French is “foreign” to him. ! » she mocked. But, ironically, she also made a mistake in French. It was necessary to write “ Stéphane Séjourné has been appointed “.
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Stéphane Séjourné supports all dyslexic people
The Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs returned to these errors made in Ukraine: “ I had slept five hours in three days, between my entry into government and traveling to kyiv “, but he assures that this disorder has ” no involvement in [son] work “. The minister recalls that “ millions of people have this [la dyslexie] » and he wants to send them a message of hope: “ It may seem insurmountable, but look, anything is possible. Do not despair ! » he says in the columns of the newspaper.
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