Fransiz Akademiyası (Baku)

Fransiz Akademiyası, or the French Academy, is a prestigious institution dedicated to the promotion and preservation of the French language and literature. Founded in 1635 by Cardinal Richelieu, it is one of the oldest and most revered cultural establishments in France. The Academy plays a crucial role in setting linguistic standards and shaping the enrichment of French arts and intellectual life. As an authority on the French language, Fransiz Akademiyası oversees the creation of official dictionaries, ensuring the purity and clarity of French language usage. Renowned for its esteemed members, known as "Les Immortels," the Academy continues to influence linguistic and cultural policies, making it an essential pillar of France’s rich cultural heritage.