Everything about Noum A Accord totally explained
The
Nouméa Accord of
1998 promises to grant political power to
New Caledonia and its original population, the
Kanaks, until full independence is achieved in
2013 or
2018.
France will continue to control
military and
foreign affairs,
immigration,
police and
currency until that time.
It was the second accord following the
accord of Matignon (1988). It was signed May 5 1998 by
Lionel Jospin, on November 8 the accord was approved by the population of New Caledonia by a referendum in which 72% of the population voted in favour
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