AFNOR: positive results in 2024 ahead of a challenging 2025
At their general meeting on June 30, 2025, in Saint-Denis, AFNOR members approved the strong results for 2024 and the efforts to be undertaken for 2025 and beyond.
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AFNOR: positive results in 2024 ahead of a challenging 2025
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Preserving France's capacity for influence
The new geopolitical landscape will also require tenacity. Faced with those disappointed by multilateralism and those who stand in the way of trade, we must reiterate that standardization will always be a positive-sum game, played by many, seeking consensus and preferring to avoid bilateral power struggles, write Guy Maugis, President of AFNOR, and Olivier Peyrat, Director General, in the preface to the activity report.
Efforts must also be maintained to continue defending France's influence on the international standardization stage. The 2025 edition of the International Standardization Barometer, which measures the volume of voluntary standardization work carried out by each country at ISO, IEC, CEN, and Cenelec, highlights the rise of China, which is positioning itself as a leader in strategic areas such as ports and logistics. At ISO, for the first time, the country ranks third as of December 31, 2024, which places France in fifth place.
Appointments to the board of directors
Within the category of consumer associations:
- National Confederation of Catholic Family Associations (CNAFC), represented by Alain d'Anselme (renewal)
- National Federation of Families of France (FFF), represented by Clementine Becker
Within the NGO category:
- HOP (Stop Planned Obsolescence), an association represented by Laetitia Vasseur
Within the category of direct or indirect representatives of companies:
- Air Liquide, represented by Hervé Barthelemy
- Cetim, represented by Philippe Lubineau
- EDF, represented by Pascal Terrien , as a representative of stakeholders in electrotechnical standardization
- French Building Federation (FFB), represented by Eric Durand (renewal)
- LCIE Bureau Veritas, represented by Marie-Elisabeth d'Ornano (renewal)
- Medef, represented by Garance Pineau
- Schneider Electric, represented by Carine Glas as chair of the French Electrotechnical Committee (renewal)
Find the Full composition of the AFNOR Board of Directors here .
