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WORLD SPACE WEEK 2021
WOMEN IN SPACE - SATELLITES IMPROVE LIVE
Du 4 au 8 octobre, le Lycée Roland Garros a célébré la semaine mondiale de l'espace
(World Space Week),
qui marque la contribution de la science et de la technologie à l'amélioration de la condition humaine.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8-44QPJ0R4&t=3s : Message de Naoko Yamazaki
par Willy Lameyer, le 10 octobre 2021
4 octobre 2021
Mot d’ouverture - Katia Vinogradova
“ Chers amis! 
Bienvenue à la Semaine mondiale de l'espace 2021 !
Il y a 64 ans, le premier satellite a été lancé!
Aujourd'hui, nous ne pouvons pas imaginer notre vie sans satellites dans l'espace.
Téléphones portables, navigateurs, ordinateurs - ils fonctionnent via des systèmes satellitaires.
Les satellites sont des assistants importants pour les cosmonautes et les astronautes.
Aujourd'hui, l'équipage de 7 personnes à bord de l'ISS est composé de cosmonautes de Russie, de France, d'Amérique et du Japon. Les systèmes satellitaires permettent de communiquer avec les astronautes, de transmettre des informations à bord et vers la Terre.
Pendant l'expédition, les astronautes lancent des microsatellites depuis la station. De nombreux ingénieurs travaillent sur Terre pour fabriquer un satellite. De nombreuses personnes sur notre planète travaillent à la maintenance des systèmes satellitaires.
Le fait que vous me voyiez maintenant, c'est aussi grâce aux satellites! C'est dommage que je ne te vois pas, mais je pense qu'on se reverra! Je vous félicite à l'occasion de l'anniversaire du vol du premier satellite!
Je vous souhaite de nouvelles découvertes, du succès dans votre entreprise et une intéressante Semaine mondiale de l'espace.
Tous mes vœux, Salutations chaleureuses de Moscou.
Poekhali ! ”
TOGETHER
Nous avons une surprise !
Les élèves de l’AME de Saint-Leu continuent leur périple autour du thème de l’espace en fêtant la « Valentina Day »
Il y a aujourd’hui 58 ans, Valentina Terechkova devenait la première femme à effectuer un vol dans l’espace. Le 16 juin 1963, cette cosmonaute russe décollait en effet de Baïkonour à bord du vaisseau spatial Vostok 6.
Forts de leurs expériences et de leurs travaux sur la mission de Thomas Pesquet à bord de la station spatiale internationale, les élèves de l’AME de Saint Leu ont été invités à partager leurs savoirs auprès des élèves du lycée Roland Garros . Ce mercredi en effet était organisée au Tampon l’édition 2021 Valentina Day, spéciale ISS, placée donc sous le signe de la mission Alpha commandée par l’astronaute français, cher au coeur des élèves de Mme Léandre.
Nos ambassadeurs poursuivent ainsi leur mission…
Valentina Day in Reunion Island for Student Outreach
By Céline Hoarau,1) Céline Payet,1) Noah Hoarau,1) Matteo ETHÈVE,1), Guy Pignolet,2) and Willy Lameyer 2)
1)Lycée Roland Garros, Reunion, 2Reunion Island Space Initiative, Reunion
Key Words: Women Astronauts, STEAM, Inspiration and Outreach, Valentina Day, Reunion Island
1. Introduction
A job fair in aeronautical activities took place in Reunion Island on April 26-27, 2016. This forum was organized by our local Aeronautical Authority for our students and high schools in Reunion Island. At the same time, the Académie de la Réunion communicated on stereotypes and their consequences, and on girls' involvement in STEM and, through a partnership initiative, the MEDEF to raise awareness and encourage young girls to get involved. in scientific fields among others.
1. The theme of the action: place of women in space, girl-boy equality
On this occasion, the Reunion Island space Initiative offered a stand with a workshop on space professions sponsored by Jean Jacques Favier with Angélique Verrechia from ISU, a young engineer member of the Women in Aerospace association, who came to promote the development of space activities in Réunion.
Naoko Yamazaki, Japanese astronaut, was sensitive to this initiative and agreed to contribute to the process by recording a video capsule intended to stimulate the appetite of young people, especially girls, with an inspiring message to young people from Réunion.
Following this forum, Willy Lameyer, teacher in physical sciences, and member of the Reunion Island Space Initiative, for the sake of consistency, wished to organize a tribute to Valentina Terechkova.
Because if Yuri's Night was an event that was increasingly successful year after year, the place of the first female astronaut, and more broadly the place of women in space, was obviously lacking in visibility.
Also the first edition of Valentina Day in Reunion was proposed on June 16, 2016 following this forum.
This edition was an opportunity to discover and highlight a current space personality, Candace Johnson, with a screening of a TED talk. It was clear that the emerging New Space was also an opportunity for an inclusive revolution. “Space for all”. Among the new players in astronautics, will the era of New Space be combined with women? This issue was particularly highlighted during the 2018 edition, with the sharing and retrospective of the meeting with Pyael Naze, who, far from any form of rabid feminism, tells the story, sometimes humorous, of some important scientists who by chance have the same peculiarity in common: their gender. Who discovered a record number of comets and asteroids? A woman. Who made it possible to understand how the population of the stars is organized? A woman. Who discovered the law allowing to survey the Universe, found beacons in space, understood the workings of stellar forges and upset our view of the Universe? Again and again a woman ... However, when we have to quote a random “historical” astronomer, we most often think of men: Ptolemy, Galileo, Copernicus or, closer to us for example, Hubble. Of course, over the centuries, women have had little access to science in general and astronomy in particular, but this is no reason to believe in the total lack of contribution on their part.
Are women at risk of being "shadow figures" of the opening New Space?
Everything suggests that a societal revolution is underway. And women take their place.
For example, as part of the Space & Aero Academic Days at the Montpellier Academy on May 20 and 21, Erika Vélio, an engineer from Réunion, participated in a round table on the feminization of professions and the promotion of scientific studies among Girls. Especially since, as indicated by the ESA recruitment campaign, a desire to open up access to space seems to infuse at the institutional level in the media context of a new race to the Moon of the great powers with a declared ambition of a crew that will welcome the first woman to set foot on the moon. Varinka Ponamalé engineer at AirBus shares Thomas Pesquet's dream and applied to be an astronaut candidate. These two young women are particularly involved in the activities of RiSi.
Among the many actions with the school public, the ARISS contact of a CM2 class at the Saint Leu school was for them on the occasion to support the growing enthusiasm and boost the pro-activity of Ms. Léandre on the occasion of the exchange with Thomas Pesquet!
Enough to inspire vocations from an early age.
This rich and intense context gave rise to and encouraged an original edition for Valentina Day 2021 by promoting the work of schoolchildren and inviting them to meet high school students. The initiative was therefore taken to organize a special day dedicated to the promotion of an aeronautical and space sector among young people on this very special day, indeed this year coincides with the 60th anniversary of Yuri's first manned flight. taking place in St Petersburg from June 14th to 18th, this June 16th was a great opportunity to bring together marking the beginning of humankind's spaceflight era.
2. Progress of the operation at the Lycée Roland Garros
On June 16, 2021, the Roland Garros high school celebrated the anniversary of the first woman's trip to space: on June 16, 1963, Valentina Terechkova took her place aboard Vostok 6, for a 3-day journey that propelled the Russians at the head of the space conquest. M. Lameyer, science teacher, is at the initiative of this project entitled "Valentina day" which allowed second 3 students and members of the equality brigade to celebrate this incredible anniversary with dignity in the amphitheater. of our establishment.
The program was rich in teaching and in surprise with a presentation of the history of women in space, followed by the presentation of awards to remarkable students, like Abby Gigan, major of the BIA this year. Ms. Lameyer presented her favorite book and a crest to Lea and Julie, other deserving young girls who were honored during this day when women were in the spotlight, like Valentina. Three members of the brigade took the opportunity to talk about the importance of gender equality in our society.
Mr. Lameyer then screened a video message from Japanese astronaut Naoko Yamazaki about his experience in space. Then two women from Reunion Island took the floor by videoconference, Erika Vélio and Varinka Ponamale, who encouraged the students to follow their passion. Varinka defines herself as "a Malbaraise from the East" who followed in the footsteps of her grandfather, a worker at the Bois-Rouge factory, by choosing to study aeronautical mechanical engineering in Toulouse. His remarkable career allows him today to apply as an astronaut, all the students wished him good luck.
But the nicest surprise of the morning was the arrival of Ms. Léandre’s CM2 students who were able to communicate with Thomas Pesquet last month. The children and high school students then discussed freely in the amphitheater and then talked about space thanks to the games and exhibition panels brought from their school in Saint Leu. A good moment of exchange where the youngest did not hesitate to speak up to train the older ones.
To close this exceptional celebration, the pupils of the second gave the children a fish named Valentina, then everyone danced in the amphitheater, before braving the rain and the cold buffers in search of the solar system in the courtyard, guided by M. Carret from the workshop of the two Infinites.
3. Process of setting up the operation
Design
The setup of the operation was inspired by the 4-step method of the Pignolet Diagram on project management.
May 13 to May 28:
The exploration of the feasibility was the most complex phase to manage because of many uncertainties and constraints for the availability of the requested contributors
After a call for ideas from colleagues and management, the course of a day at the Lycée seemed realistic following the positive feedback. On a practical level, we had an amphitheater that could host the event with an adjoining room that could be used for a possible exhibition of student work.
An agreement in principle from the school officials was confirmed and a bus could be made available.
May 28 to June 10:
Due to the end-of-year exam period, and protocol of sanitary conditions linked to the covid, the definition of the program for the conduct of Valentina Day, which should also include a link by videoconference with Guy Pignolet in Saint Petersburg in the afternoon, was therefore imposed as a framework of space and time, the morning of Wednesday June 16 and the only access to the building of the amphitheater, and to the room from 7:30 to 12:30 which forced to as much the proposals and ideas of outdoor workshops as water rockets or recreational on the theme of space, work on food and health in synergy with the canteen, the nurse, and the st2S with a meal of astronaut for lunch.
And it is with the proposals of his students that Willy Lameyer completed the design of this morning, integrating the idea of a musical show offered to these students invited to a high school.
8h00: Welcome and opening of Valentina Day by Mrs. Hoarau Céline
8:15 am: Award ceremony to Abby Gigan celebrated Godmother of Valentina Day
8:30 am: Video message from Naoko Yamazaki
8:35 am: Contact with Erika Vélio and call talk with Abby - "Go girls"
+ message to Julie Grondin + message to Léa Bolon Ramalingom for her writing workshop award
8.45 a.m .: Presentation of a prize to Léa, celebrated Ambassador of Honor for Valentina Day
9h00: Welcome of the students of St Leu by Léa and Abby
9:15 a.m .: Spacekids journey with Thomas Pesquet / Mme Léandre
9:30 am: Discussion with the audience
9.45am: "Kids teach to kids" workshop - Unconference
10:15 am: break - recreational break - hall
10:30 am: High school musical - Together
10:45 am: Presentation of gifts / card game published by Cité des Sciences
11h00: Contact with Varinka Ponamale - Astronaut chapter
Objective moon - Fly to success - Surprise and Cabriole
11:15 a.m .: Closing remarks and guided tour of the school by Bérénice
11:30 am: Boarding and departure from the Lycée
June 10 to June 14
During this period, for the distribution of tasks, while Céline Hoarau was working on a contribution for the historical and societal aspect, Ms. Léandre took care of the formalities for the arrival of her students and prepared them to lead workshops. Willy Lameyer visited the Saint Leu students in their school for a first contact and to discuss with them the format of the day. A selection of the assignments was made by the students themselves, who sorted out what they found most relevant to take with them for presentation to the students.
A coworker took care of the freebies, such as editing and printing the deck of cards, and a free baptismal voucher, the purchase of a fish and aquarium at a pet store.
A group of second graders worked on the musical performance, song selection, choreography and rehearsal.
The other group of students put together videos related to the morning, and did some research on the background to the day. Second year student Abby Gigan was able to share information about the Aeronautical Initiation Certificate with her class.
June 14 to June 15
As the amphitheater and adjoining room were used by the examination secretariat, the set-up took place in the late afternoon. The island configuration was chosen to be replaced in 10 minutes for the exhibition hall.
All the material has been stored in a room in the amphitheater for June 16.
4. Effects and echoes of the operation - at school, in the media and on the networks, in the Réunion community
The Valentina Day initiative at the Lycée was greeted with enthusiasm and teachers such as Céline Hoarau immediately offered to join the operation by combining an intervention of the girls boys equality brigade. Valentina's energy, spirit of adventure and curiosity were naturally transmitted to all young people and adults, who then experienced an exciting synergy that was very beneficial both humanly and pedagogically.
The creativity and engagement of the students was remarkable; as proof, the drawing that Noah Blard made on his own initiative to represent his vision of Valentina and the woman in space. His comrades from the equality brigade, Mattéo and Céline, did not hesitate to speak in the amphitheater to talk about girl-boy equality, not only in space, but also in high school and in French society in general.
The teachers were not left out, the little spark of departure gave everyone the desire to meet and a certain interest in the conquest of space, thus creating bridges between the different disciplines (physical sciences, French) in a broader perspective of citizenship education and sustainable development. Indeed, the place of women in space is representative of the necessary evolution of our society towards progress but also towards more justice, equality, harmony and solidarity, which this Valentina day has very well. demonstrated and continues to demonstrate today, since students and teachers continue to invest in the project, despite the gloominess due to the global epidemic.
The information was transmitted online on the school's website as well as in the local press, as for example in this article:
The pupils of the AME of Saint-Leu continue their journey around the theme of space by celebrating “Valentina Day” Today 58 years ago, Valentina Tereshkova became the first woman to perform a flight in space . On June 16, 1963, this Russian cosmonaut took off from Baikonur aboard the Vostok 6 spacecraft. Armed with their experiences and their work on Thomas Pesquet's mission aboard the international space station, the AME students of Saint Leu were invited to share their knowledge with the students of the Roland Garros high school. This Wednesday, in fact, the 2021 Valentina Day edition, special ISS, was organized at Le Tampon, under the sign of the Alpha mission commanded by the French astronaut, dear to the hearts of Ms. Léandre's students.
Our ambassadors are thus continuing their mission ...
In the dynamics of Valentina Day, the Lycée Roland Garros celebrated World Space Week with the event sponsor for the opening ceremony Katia Vinogradova
7. Conclusion
It was a good place to send a positive message to the world for a sustainable society.
Acknowledgments
The editorial office appreciates authors’ efforts to fully
References
REUNION ISLAND SPACE INITIATIVE
Les 60 ans de Bébé-Lune… HappyBirthday_Event#1
Ce 04 Octobre 2021 célèbre le 64ème anniversaire du lancement de Spoutnik,
, et la 23ème édition de la World Space Week, devenue le plus grand événement spatial public.
A cette occasion, le Lycée Roland Garros prend part à la semaine mondiale de l'espace
(World Space Week), qui marque la contribution de la science et de la technologie à l'amélioration de la condition humaine.
Cet événement est l’occasion, à travers la projection d'une vidéo d'archive de 50 minutes, de découvrir le lien très privilégié qu'a tissé l'île de La Réunion avec le satellite Spoutnik !!
Extrait du film Spoutnik-40-ans : Contact de collégiens réunionnais avec la station MIR
Introduction
En 1957, les américains présentent leur futur satellite artificiel au 7e congrès d’astronautique, devant un parterre de savants.
Mais Léonid Sedov, directeur du laboratoire d’astrophysique soviétique, stupéfie le monde en révélant le lancement réussi de Spoutnik, un satellite russe de 83 kg. Aucun détail physique n’est alors connu mais le mode de lancement dans une fusée à trois étages est confirmé par Sedov lui-même.
https://education.francetv.fr/videos/4-octobre-1957-spoutnik-est-lance-par-l-urss-v108180
Le 4 octobre 1957, le lancement de Spoutnik-1 a eu l’effet d’une bombe médiatique sur la planète toute entière.
Ce jour-là nous sommes entré dans l’ère spatiale.
Cette 1957, le coeur des sciences et des technologies s’est mis à battre pour la première fois au rythme d’un bip-bip… c’était l’année 1957...
https://www.worldspaceweek.org/
Semaine mondiale de l'espace
Depuis sa déclaration des Nations Unies en 1999, la Semaine mondiale de l'espace est devenue le plus grand événement spatial public sur Terre. Plus de 2 700 événements dans 86 pays ont célébré les avantages de l'espace et l'enthousiasme de l'exploration spatiale en 2016.
Avec notre nouveau thème «Exploration des nouveaux mondes dans l'espace», nous visons à inspirer encore plus d'événements dans le monde en octobre 2017.
"L'Assemblée générale déclare du 4 au 10 octobre la Semaine mondiale de l'espace pour célébrer chaque année au niveau international les contributions de la science et de la technologie spatiales à l'amélioration de la condition humaine"
Résolution de l'Assemblée générale des Nations Unies, 6 décembre 1999
Née dans le contexte lourd d’un divorce entre les nations, cette génération Spoutnik incarnée par Vladimir Syromyatnikov est-elle en passe de réussir le challenge qu’elle s’est lancée ?
photos@Copyleft - Willy Lameyer
Complément-Annexe : https://la1ere.francetvinfo.fr/reunion/2012/11/21/hommage-vladimir-syromiatnikov-3784.html
Contact radioamateur entre La Réunion et l’ISS le 20 août 2013 dans les locaux des Petits Débrouillards de la Réunion
Le livre SPOUTNIK de Michel Reboux a été achevé d'imprimer le 31 octobre 1957, et il fait référence à l’opinion du spécialiste français d’astronautique Alexandre Ananoff, l’homme qui inspira Hergé, dans ses pages à propos de Spoutnik 1 :
- p. 008:
- p.150: A propos du droit spatial:
Bébé-Lune is now Exploring New World in Space
20 ans après Spoutnik-40-ans …
@RunFabLab - Keynote du 4 octobre 2017 : “ Cette année-là ! “
Les chroniques de la fantastique aventure des jeunes de Naltchick, en Kabardie-Balkar, et de Saint-Denis de La Réunion, qui ensemble ont réalisé le premier satellite collégien du monde. Un ouvrage trilingue de 280 pages abondamment illustré, préfacé par Vladimir Syromiatnikov, l'un des constructeurs de Spoutnik-1.
En bonus, le film du lancement du satellite, à la main, depuis la station MIR
L’aventure continue…
Robert Staehle, l'ingénieur californien à l'origine de la mission d'exploration vers Pluton (2006-2015), était à La Réunion en août-septembre 2016. L'événement d'une éclipse annulaire, le 1er septembre, a donné lieu à plusieurs rencontres avec des lycéens et étudiants réunionnais, à la Cité du volcan, dans les lycées de Vincendo et de Bois-d'Olive et à l'Université du Moufia.
Papang-pour-mon-ile : 2020 L’Odyssée de l’Espace.
Willy Lameyer (à gauche) à Pékin lors du 64e IAC en septembre 2013 aux côtés notamment de Guy Pignolet (à droite)
WSW2017 : Exploring New Worlds In Space
"That's one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind".
Nach Bremen : 69TH international astronautical congress bremen 1-5 OCT 2018 !
Reunion Island Space Initiative
en synergie avec l’Amicale Franco-Russe de La Réunion
et ses partenaires
Fête de la Cosmonautique
Venez à la médiathèque de Saint Pierre visiter l'expo permanente dédiée à l'exploration spatiale en hommage à Youri Gagarine, les 12, 13, et 14 Avril 2018.
Contexte
La Yuri’s Night (la Nuit de Yuri) est une fête internationale célébrée le 12 avril de chaque année en commémoration du premier vol orbital de Youri Gagarine à partir du Vostok-1 le 12 avril 1961.
https://yurisnight.net/events/
En exclusivité le jeudi 12 Avril, découvrez le lien très privilégié qu'a tissé l'île de La Réunion avec l'ISS, la Station Spatiale Internationale !!
YURI'S NIGHT - EDITION 2018 - SPECIALE ISS
Suivi par des ateliers et activités festives organisés par l'Amicale Franco-Russe et ses partenaires pour cette découverte de l'aventure spatiale à la Médiathèque de Saint Pierre.
Programme détaillé :
En complément d'une exposition permanente dédiée à “ l’Exploration Spatiale et Hommage à Youri Gagarine “ à la médiathèque de Saint Pierre les 12, 13 et 14 avril prochain ( livres et fascicules à consulter sur place ), Deux rendez vous " Rencontre avec le public " sont donc prévus :
Rencontre avec le public à la Médiathèque de Saint Pierre
Le 12 avril de 18h à 19h : Yuri's Night - Edition spéciale ISS - International Space Station
Conférence Guy Pignolet - " Réunion Terre d' Avenir - Réunion, Terre d' Espace "
Jeudi 12 avril 2018
18h00 - 18h15 : Accueil et prise de contact - Présentation de RiSi ( Reunion Island Space Initiative)
Introduction de la Yuri's Night et de la thématique du vol habité - Edition spéciale ISS
18h15 - 18h30 : Projection d'une vidéo : Visite guidée de l' ISS - International Space Station
18h30 - 19h00 : Projection d'une vidéo d'archive de la Yuri's night organisé par PIF en 2015 avec Yves Gauthier, Michel Tognini et Guy Pignolet
À partir de 19h00 : Gagarine Party ( Sur réservation - Nombre de places limité )
Discussions & échanges pour les passionné(e)s autour d’une soirée dinatoire :
“Fêtons les 10 ans du laboratoire spatial européen Columbus”
https://www.weezevent.com/gagarine-party-7eme-edition-yuri-s-night
Exposition permanente : Reunion Island Space Initiative
“Merveilles du Ciel Austral “ - La Réunion lé la !
Livres et fascicules à consulter sur place ainsi que de courtes projections vidéos.
Rétrospectives et prospectives du spatial réunionnais
Signature de la Convention avec la Commune de Sainte Rose par le Dr. Bernard Foing, Directeur Exécutif de l'ILEWG et le Maire de Sainte-Rose, M. Bruno Mamindy-Pajany[ Conférence Lunaire Mondiale à Pékin - 2 juin 2010 ] En savoir plus : https://reunion-space-initiative.webnode.fr/salm-sainte-rose/
Rencontre avec le public à la Médiathèque de Saint Pierre
Le 14 avril de 15h à 20h : Yuri’s Day - L’aventure continue....
Nous vous invitons également à nous rejoindre avec vos familles et amis le Samedi 14 avril de 15h à 20h à la médiathèque de St Pierre.
Ateliers, conférences, expositions, activités pour les enfants, observation du Ciel profond. Remise de prix « Meilleur Costume spatial » enfants-adultes.
Entrée gratuite sans inscription. Ambiance spatiale et rencontres.
Snacks et boissons gratuits.
P.S. Le déguisement spatial n’est pas obligatoire mais bienvenu ;)
A partir de 15h : Activités Spatiales pour les Enfants : Yuri’s Kids
15h-15h30 - La mission Rosetta expliquée aux enfants (à partir de 7 ans)
15h30-18h – " KOSMOS - Main à la pâte " - Ateliers récréatifs et goûter
Ateliers découpage, peinture (à partir de 3 ans)
Petit goûter inclus, groupe de maxi 15 personnes
Pour les adultes :
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Conférence sur le déplacement des planètes par ARECA
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Open Space Conference animé par les lycéens de Bois d’Olives
Pour en savoir plus : https://lycee-bois-d-olive.ac-reunion.fr/vie-au-lycee/cris/
17h45 – 18h - Remise du prix “ Meilleur Costume - Enfants”
& “ Meilleure Maquette fusée”
À partir de 18h : Hommage à Youri Gagarine - L'aventure continue...
18h – Ouverture de la Soirée
18h10-18h50 - Conférence : « Youri Gagarine : Premier homme dans l’espace »
18h50-19h - Remise du prix « Meilleur Costume Adulte »
19h-20h00 - Performance de danses traditionnelles russes par « Le Petit Conservatoire d’Eva »
Présentation des constellations
Observations des objets du Ciel profond
Pause / Collation
Rencontres & Ambiance Spatiale
Toute la journée du Samedi 14 avril 2018 à votre disposition :
Exposition « Merveilles du Ciel Austral »
Mini-Exposition « Petit Corps Céleste - mission Rosetta »
Exposition d’objets issus de la culture russe
Invités d’honneur, invités surprise. Entrée gratuite sans inscription.
Organisateur - Amicale franco-russe de la Réunion, Co-Organisateur – Médiathèque Raphaël Barquissau, Sponsors – RUN IMPORT et FLIERUN, Partenaires – Reunion Island Space Initiative, ARECA.
Dans l’attente du plaisir de nous retrouver !