The 2009 conference featured special presentations from John Bolton, Former United States Permanent Representative to the United Nations; Gérard Prunier, Senior Research Fellow at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) in Paris; and Isabella Ginor and Gideon Remez, the authors of the award-winning book Foxbats Over Dimona: The Soviets' Nuclear Gamble in the Six-Day War.
Historian Gérard Prunier in a 2009 publication states that Numbi, along with Augustin Katumba Mwanke, Samba Kaputo, Kalume and Marcellin Cishambo, are the "old palace guard" who "are the ones actually running things" in the Congolese government.
French historian Gérard Prunier states that the party platform, which included an in-depth critique of the 1994 genocide, was "a very valuable contribution because it was an honest and realistic assessment of the genocide from a mostly Hutu political group." However, Sendashonga's assertion that the enemy was not the Tutsi, but rather the RPF under Kagame, was subject to harsh criticism by other Hutu politicians who accused him of being weak.
Gérard Depardieu | Gerard Butler | Gerard Manley Hopkins | Gerard K. O'Neill | Gérard Philipe | Gerard Malanga | Gérard Caussé | Jean-Claude Gérard | Gérard Souzay | Gérard de Nerval | Gus Gerard | Gerard Schwarz | Gérard Jugnot | Gerard Henderson | Gerard Byrne | Gerard Neesham | Gerard McManus | Gerard McCarthy | Gerard Leachman | Gérard Lauzier | Gerard Kuiper | Gerard Hoffnung | Adam Gerard Mappa | Gerard Way | Gerard van Honthorst | Gérard Prunier | Gérard Presgurvic | Gerard of Florennes | Gérard Leman | Gerard Langbaine |