Claude Chirac

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Claude Chirac, ComM (born 6 December 1962),^[1] the youngest daughter of French president Jacques Chirac, was her father's personal advisor from 1994 until his death in 2019.

Biography and occupation[]

She has been involved with French judoka Thierry Rey, who is the father of her son, Martin Rey-Chirac.

She is the Director of PPR, the Luxury Goods Group.

Since 11 February 2011, Claude Chirac has been married to former general secretary of the Elysée Frédéric Salat-Baroux.

Honours[]

Foreign Honours[]

• 3rd Class of the Order of the Cross of Terra Mariana, Estonia^[2]
• Officer of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic, Italy (21 October 1999) ^[3]
• Commander of the Order of Merit, Portugal (8 July 1999)^[4]

External links[]

• Claude! Papa! - Article about Claude and her role as personal advisor from the election 2002
• Letter from Paris - John Laurenson on Claude Chirac's crucial but understated electoral role

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