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The decision by Mahmoud Ali Youssouf to deliver his remarks in French, despite being fluent in both English and Arabic, likely reflects a strategic choice. French may be the preferred or official language in certain contexts, or perhaps it resonates more with the audience or the setting in which he is speaking. French is widely spoken in many parts of Africa, especially in countries like Djibouti, where Youssouf is from, and it is also a key language in international diplomacy, organizations, and forums. By using French, he might be aiming to connect with a broader audience or align with the expectations of a formal setting.
The logic, in this case, is likely tied to maximizing the effectiveness of his communication skill in this debate. Our welder together with his delulu friend from Madagascar are seeing baaad baad things. Eloi!!