Glossary entry (derived from question below)
anglais term or phrase:
Liaison Officer
français translation:
Agent de liaison
anglais term
France
Traductrice assermentée / Trad. jurada
Native in: français 
Works in: espagnol vers français, anglais vers français, français vers espagnol
Liaison Officer
A Liaison Officer will be allocated to the Pre-Games Training Camp to provide direct access to support facilities. Northern Ireland is known for its warm welcome and strength of hospitality towards visitors. The venue can provide a highly secure and appropriate, excellent training venue for visiting teams.
| 5 +5 | Agent de liaison |
Nathalie Reis
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| 4 | officier de liaison |
saraja
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Non-PRO (1): Frederic Jacquier-Calbet
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Proposed translations
Agent de liaison
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