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France has bestowed the “Knight of the Legion of Honour” the lowest rank in the country’s highest civilian order, on Surinamese medical practitioner, Dr. Ruben del Prado.
French Ambassador, Nicolas de Lacoste said the award was given for “his commitment to medicine, the fight against AIDS, the HIV pandemic, public health on all continents, and the revival of the Alliance Française in Suriname”.
Created in 1802 by Napoleon Bonaparte, this Legion of Honour is awarded to citizens on behalf of the French head of state as a reward for outstanding achievements.
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