This week (24/30 Nov. 2014) President Hollande is scheduled to visit West Africa (Conakry and Dakar) to see for himself what France can do to stop EBOLA spreading.
Is this prudent for his personal health and that of his entourage ? He will be the first Western Head of State to visit EBOLA stricken West Africa since the outbreak in March 2014.
It is normal that people will clamour to meet him, or even just to see him, but when he returns to Paris will he be thoroughly checked medically, before leaving the airport and being escorted to the Elysee Palace in central Paris ?
With all the possibilities of modern technology, could the Conference of French Speaking Countries in Dakar not be organised on a "telephone conference call basis" ?
Would this not be a more prudent solution ? Or is taking this risk a safe option ?
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