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Wikipedia July 31, 2026 at 09:37 AM

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organisation_internationale_de_la_Francophonie

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The organization comprises 93 member states and governments; of these, 56 states and governments are full members, 5 are associate members and 32 are observers.
Correction

This membership count is outdated. OIF’s own 2026 materials say it has 90 states and governments: 53 full members, 5 associate members, and 32 observers.

Full reasoning

The article’s count no longer matches the OIF’s current official figures.

On June 29, 2026, the OIF stated in an official press release that it has 90 states and governments, broken down as 53 members, 5 associate members, and 32 observers. The OIF’s current “La Francophonie en bref” page likewise says cooperation now takes place within 90 States and governments.

So the statement claiming 93 total members with 56 full members is outdated and incorrect as of 2026.

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The organization relies on five operating agencies to carry out its mandate: l'Agence Universitaire de la Francophonie (AUF); TV5Monde; l'Association Internationale des Maires Francophones (AIMF); l'Association des Fonctionnaires Francophones des Organisations Internationales (AFFOI); and l'Université Senghor d'Alexandrie.
Correction

OIF’s official overview says it works with four operators, not five. AFFOI is not listed there as an OIF operator.

Full reasoning

The official OIF overview currently lists four operators alongside the APF: AUF, TV5MONDE, AIMF, and Université Senghor à Alexandrie.

That directly contradicts the article’s statement that there are five operating agencies and that AFFOI is one of them. As of the OIF’s current 2026 overview, the organization does not describe itself that way.

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  • La Francophonie en bref

    L'OIF met en œuvre la coopération multilatérale francophone aux côtés de l'Assemblée parlementaire de la Francophonie (APF) et de quatre opérateurs : l'Agence universitaire de la Francophonie (AUF), TV5MONDE, l'Association internationale des maires francophones (AIMF) et l'Université Senghor à Alexandrie.

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Jacques Krabal
Correction

This APF leadership entry is outdated. APF’s current parliamentary secretary-general is Amélia Lakrafi, and APF itself describes Jacques Krabal as a former secretary-general.

Full reasoning

The article identifies Jacques Krabal as the APF’s current general secretary, but the APF’s official leadership page shows that the current Secrétaire générale parlementaire is Amélia Lakrafi. A separate 2026 APF news item also refers to Jacques Krabal as an ancien secrétaire général parlementaire (former parliamentary secretary-general).

So this infobox entry is not current.

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François Paradis
Correction

This APF presidency entry is outdated. APF’s official site identifies Nathalie Roy as the current president, not François Paradis.

Full reasoning

The article lists François Paradis as the current APF president, but the APF’s official leadership page identifies Nathalie Roy, President of the National Assembly of Quebec, as La Présidente of the APF.

That means this infobox entry is out of date.

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  • La Présidente | APF - Francophonie

    Biographie Présidente ... Nathalie Roy ... Présidente de l'Assemblée nationale du Québec ... Madame Roy est élue présidente de l'Assemblée nationale le 29 novembre 2022.

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The Secretary General is the French senator Jacques Legendre.
Correction

This is no longer current. APF’s official site shows Amélia Lakrafi as its current parliamentary secretary-general, not Jacques Legendre.

Full reasoning

This sentence is outdated. The APF’s official leadership page names Amélia Lakrafi as the current Secrétaire générale parlementaire. That directly contradicts the statement that the secretary-general is Jacques Legendre.

So the article is not reflecting the APF’s current leadership.

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