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The Registry of World Citizens is the only institution in the world that has the right to deliver world citizen identity cards through the registry centres it has approved ; it is a prefiguration of a world identity service.

The REGISTRY of WORLD CITIZENS (W.C.R.) founded en 1949, has its head office at 66, Boulevard Vincent Auriol, 75013 PARIS, France. It supervises the issuing of World Citizen cards for all countries. It publishes a bulletin in French, English, Spanish and Esperanto.

Bureau of Paris :
 President : Daniel Durand
Vice chair : Geneviève Charpentier
Secretary : Patrice Lovesse
Karl Kpodo
Treasurer : Peter Davidse

Federal Bureau (elections postponed)

other members of the Administration Council :
Alexis Asumani Bengantundu, Alphonse Waseka Kamango, Claudine Fischer, Didier Marchand, Liliane Metz-Krencker, Mourad Ben Jomaâ, Roger Winterhalter, Souleymane Drabo, Stevens Chellum, Masaji Ie
Claude Jousseaume, David Foncho, Urbain Kapoko Sumaili, Yen Campos Cuadro, Florence Cusson, Michaël Ehinger, Ursula Grattapaglia, Dorin Hehn, Jean-Claude Loewinski, René Marlin, Michelet Michel, Giancarlo Rinaldo, Ivanka Stoyanova, Hirofumi Sueyoshi

The REGISTRATION CENTERS, created by W.C.R. promote mundialist ideas, issue World citizen cards within their own country, and send out their own information bulletin, or that of the W.C.R.'s one.

Meetings, conferences and manifestations
See : Schedule of ASCOP

Registration centers set up by the RCM, share the views of globalization, issue cards of World Citizens and disseminate a newsletter or the RCM.

In the absence of Registration Centers, World Citizens can become isolated "correspondents" of RCM.

Complete list of "Centers" and "Correspondents"

For more details see the "General structures"

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