Gule, Natalie

Born May 24, 1958 in the suburbs of Paris, Boulogne-Billancourt . Lawyer, practiced law in Paris. In 1999, she began working as Assistant Senator for the Department of Orn Daniel Goulet; in September 2001, she became his official deputy in the Senate, and in 2004 married him. In 2000, by decision of the Bar Association of Paris, she was deprived of her lawyer's license for violating the ethical standards of the lawyer's profession; this decision is confirmed in the appeal and cassation courts.

On February 19, 2007, during a trip to the Middle East as a member of the parliamentary delegation, Daniel Goulet suffered a stroke, and on February 25 he died. The next day, Natalie Goulet took over her husband’s chair in the Senate as his deputy. In the senatorial elections in 2011, she received the most votes and retained the post of senator.

In the Senate, he holds the position of vice-chairman of the commission on international affairs and defense, is the chairman of the inter-parliamentary group of cooperation between France and the Gulf countries, vice-chairman of the France-Mongolia and France-Central Asia groups, and also a member of the France-Australia group "

In 2012, during the presidential campaign, Natalie Goulet supported Francois Bayreux , and in the second round, Francois Hollande . In July 2014, she nominated for the post of President of the Senate, but then withdrew her in favor of the leader of the Senate parliamentary group, Francois Sokshetto. In October 2014, she led the commission to combat the network of radical Islamists in France. He advocates the continuation of nuclear negotiations with Iran, as well as in support of Palestinian refugees, for the recognition of the Armenian Genocide, while developing relations with Turkey and Arab countries, and also criticizes repressions against the opposition in Iran.

from 02.26.2007 - Senator from the Orne Department

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