Prof. Eugène Ébodé, born in 1962 in Douala, Cameroon, is a distinguished figure in the realms of literature, academia, and cultural diplomacy. As the administrator of the chair of African literatures and arts at the Academy of the Kingdom of Morocco, he contributes significantly to the promotion and understanding of African cultural expressions. Additionally, he serves as a professor of cultural diplomacy at the University Lansana Conté in Sonfonia, Conakry (Guinea).

Accolades and Honors

Acknowledged for his outstanding contributions to literature and cultural diplomacy, Prof. Eugène Ébodé has received several prestigious awards. Notable among them are the Prix Eve Delacroix from the French Academy, the Grand Literary Prize of Black Africa, the Jean d’Heurs Prize for historical novels, and the 2023 “Author Residency” award from the Fondation des Treilles.

He has Worked as

Prof. Eugène Ébodé’s professional journey includes significant roles as an administrator, professor, and cultural diplomat. His tenure as the administrator of the chair of African literatures and arts at the Academy of the Kingdom of Morocco highlights his dedication to the dissemination and appreciation of African cultural heritage. Additionally, as a professor of cultural diplomacy at the University Lansana Conté in Conakry, Guinea, he imparts knowledge and understanding of the intersection between culture and international relations.