NEW YORK / BAN FRANCE CONDOLENCES

The United Nations Secretary-General paid his respect to the victims of last week’s Paris terror attacks and signed the book of condolences at the French Permanent Mission to the UN in New York. UNIFEED-UNTV

• Categories: News & Features / News Stories / Unifeed
• Video Length: 00:02:06
• Production Date: 17 November 2015
• Asset Language: French
• Personal Subject: BAN KI-MOON
• Subject Topical: TERRORISM
• Geographic Subject: FRANCE
• MAMS Id: 1511002
• Parent Id: 1511002
• Alternate Title: unifeed151117h

Description

STORY: NEW YORK / BAN FRANCE CONDOLENCES
TRT: 02:06
SOURCE: UNIFEED-UNTV
RESTRICTIONS: NONE
LANGUAGE: FRENCH / NATS

DATELINE: 17 NOVEMBER 2015, NEW YORK CITY

Shotlist

17 NOVEMBER 2015, NEW YORK CITY

1. Med shot, writing on wall reading in French “France Permanent Mission to the United Nations”
2. Various shots, United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon signing book of condolences for the victims of last week’s terror attacks in Paris
3. SOUNDBITE (French) Ban Ki-moon, United Nations Secretary-General:
“I was deeply shocked by the barbaric acts of terrorism. Nothing can justify such violence. In these moments of sorrow and mourning, my thoughts are with the families and relatives of the victims. I admire President Hollande for his courage and leadership to combat acts of terrorism. We must be united in solidarity with the people and the government of France.”
4. Med shot, Ban leaving
5. Various shots, Ban’s message on condolences’ book

Storyline

The United Nations Secretary-General paid today (17 Nov) his respect to the victims of last week’s Paris terror attacks and signed the book of condolences at the French Permanent Mission to the UN in New York.

Ban Ki-moon said Friday’s attacks were “barbaric acts of terrorism”.

"In these moments of sorrow and mourning, my thoughts are with the families and relatives of the victims. I admire President Hollande for his courage and leadership to combat acts of terrorism. We must be united in solidarity with the people and the government of France,” Ban said after signing the book.