Algeria to expel 12 officials from French embassy

Algeria asked 12 French embassy employees to leave this country within 48 hours, French foreign ministers said.

Jean-Noel Barrot added that it is associated with three Algerian prosecution in France. One of them is the consulate.

They were exiled in France in 2023 last year for the kidnapping of Amir Boukhors (41), a critic of the Algerian government.

Barrot urged Algeria to “give up” expulsion, and if France moved forward, he was “ready to respond.”

Boukhors, also known as AMIR DZ, has lived in France since 2016 and has received political asylum in 2023.

He said he was kidnapped in the southern part of Paris in April 2024 and released the next day.

PLOUVIER told AFP to AFP that “one of the evening of April 29, 2022, April 29, 2022,” two serious attacks in the evening of April 29, 2022. “

The French media reported that he was released without explanation the next day after being forced to be forced to be forced by the flash of “fake police officers.”

Algeria has published nine international arrest warrants and accused of linking with fraud and terrorist organizations.

He denies the charges. In 2022, the French court rejected his guidance.

The incident worsened the cracks between France and Algeria, causing more and more events.

This includes the arrest and imprisonment of Algerians in France-Algerians. Boualem sansalA person accused of damaging Algeria’s territory.

Algeria recalled an ambassador in Paris after last year. France supported Morocco’s claim. In Western Sahara’s dispute territory.

Twelve French officials who asked to leave on Monday included French Home Affairs members, diplomatic sources told AFP.

Barrot said on Monday as follows: “Algerian authorities are asking to give up these deportation.

Barrot argued that this deportation was a response to three Algeria nationals (including three Algerians, including the consular officer) on Friday Paris.

Algeria’s Foreign Ministry said that according to Algeria, Algeria’s Foreign Ministry summoned the French Ambassador Stephane Romatet and demanded immediate release of the officials according to the official Algerian News Agency.

In addition, the individual added, “It is arrested openly and is detained without notice through diplomatic channels.”

The ministry argued that the action argued that it was not a match in a very concrete context to prevent the process of restarting quantum relationships.

Temporary measures were taken to repair the relationship between the two countries by telephone calls between French President Emmanuel Macron and President ABDELMADJID TEBBOUN.

“The two presidents have a long, honest and friendly exchange of bilateral relations and tensions accumulated in recent months,” the joint statement said.

When he met TEBBOUN after officially visiting Algeria on April 6, Barrot said he expected a “new stage” in his relationship.