A summit of French-speaking nations opened Sunday in Phnom Penh, with French President Emmanuel Macron trying to head off a walkout by the group's biggest African member over who will lead it next. The Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (OIF) brings together about 90 states and governments, including 53 full members, from the Democratic Republic of Congo to Canada . It is made up of countries that use French as an official language, former French colonies, and other states with substantial historic ties to France. The OIF is set to choose its next secretary-general on Monday. Rwanda's Louise Mushikiwabo, who has held the post since 2018, is seeking a third term.
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