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Philippe Galli (8 July 1956, Strasbourg) is a French prefect.
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Philippe Galli (8 July 1956, Strasbourg) is a French prefect.
He graduated from ENA (École nationale d'administration) in 1988. [1]
He is prefect of Seine-Saint-Denis since June 2013. [1] He was also prefect of Corrèze (2005–2008), prefect of Loir-et-Cher (2008–2010) and prefect of Ain (2010-2013). [2]
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