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'''Francis Behanzin Awagbe''' is the Inspector General of the Ministry of the Interior and Public Security for the nation of Benin. He is also the Controller General of the national police. He is involved in security discussions within [[ICANN]].<ref>[[ICANN 45]] interview</ref> Notable work has included securing the safe-transfer of the remains of a local Prince,<ref>[http://www.rfi.fr/actufr/articles/081/article_46428.asp Article, RFI.fr]</ref> and he has also travelled to the Vatican and met personally with the Pope.<ref>[http://www.nouvelle-expression.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=200:francis-behanzin-a-rome&catid=17:confidnces&Itemid=13 Francis Behanzin a Rome, Nouvell-Expression.com]</ref>
'''Francis Behanzin Awagbe''' is the Inspector General of the Ministry of the Interior and Public Security for the nation of Benin. He is also the Controller General of the national police. He is involved in security discussions within [[ICANN]], and the IHEDN (Institute of Higher National Defence Studies).<ref>[[ICANN 45]] interview</ref> Notable work has included securing the safe-transfer of the remains of a local Prince,<ref>[http://www.rfi.fr/actufr/articles/081/article_46428.asp Article, RFI.fr]</ref> and he has also travelled to the Vatican and met personally with the Pope.<ref>[http://www.nouvelle-expression.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=200:francis-behanzin-a-rome&catid=17:confidnces&Itemid=13 Francis Behanzin a Rome, Nouvell-Expression.com]</ref>


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Francis Behanzin Awagbe is the Inspector General of the Ministry of the Interior and Public Security for the nation of Benin. He is also the Controller General of the national police. He is involved in security discussions within ICANN, and the IHEDN (Institute of Higher National Defence Studies).[1] Notable work has included securing the safe-transfer of the remains of a local Prince,[2] and he has also travelled to the Vatican and met personally with the Pope.[3]

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