France will stage a mass rally in Paris on Sunday that is expected to draw more than a million people in tribute to 17 people killed in three days of Islamist attacks.<br /><br />The rally will be attended by French political leaders from both the left and right -- including President Francois Hollande and his predecessor Nicolas Sarkozy.<br /><br />Leaders from around the world will also join the march in solidarity. Here is a list of world political figures who have confirmed their attendance: <br /><br /><div style="margin-left: 40px;"> Albania -- Prime Minister Edi Rama<br /> <br /> Algeria -- Foreign Minister Ramtane Lamamra<br /> <br /> Austria -- Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz<br /> <br /> Belgium -- Prime Minister Charles Michel<br /> <br /> Benin -- President Thomas Boni Yayi<br /> <br /> Britain -- Prime Minister David Cameron<br /> <br /> Bulgaria -- Prime Minister Boyko Borisov<br /> <br /> Canada -- Public Safety Minister Steven Blaney<br /> <br /> Croatia -- Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic<br /> <br /> Czech -- Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka<br /> <br /> Denmark -- Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt<br /> <br /> Gabon -- President Ali Bongo Ondimba<br /> <br /> Georgia -- Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili<br /> <br /> Germany -- Chancellor Angela Merkel<br /> <br /> Greece -- Prime Minister Antonis Samaras<br /> <br /> Hungary -- Prime Minister Viktor Orban<br /> <br /> Israel -- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman<br /> <br /> Italy -- Prime Minister Matteo Renzi<br /> <br /> Jordan -- King Abdullah II and Queen Rania<br /> <br /> Latvia -- Prime Minister Laimdota Straujuma<br /> <br /> Mali -- President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita<br /> <br /> Niger -- President Mahamadou Issoufou<br /> <br /> Palestinian territories -- president Mahmud Abbas<br /> <br /> Portugal -- Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho<br /> <br /> Romania -- President Klaus Iohannis<br /> <br /> Russia -- Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov<br /> <br /> Spain -- Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy<br /> <br /> Switzerland -- President Simonetta Sommaruga<br /> <br /> The Netherlands -- Prime Minister Mark Rutte<br /> <br /> Tunisia -- Prime Minister Mehdi Jomaa<br /> <br /> Turkey -- Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu<br /> <br /> United Arab Emirates -- Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed al-Nahayan<br /> <br /> Ukraine -- President Petro Poroshenko<br /> <br /> United States -- Attorney General Eric Holder<br /> <br /> European Commission -- President Jean-Claude Juncker<br /> <br /> European Parliament -- President Martin Schulz<br /> <br /> European Union -- President Donald Tusk<br /> <br /> NATO -- Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg</div><br /><strong>—Agence France-Presse</strong><br />
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