Diplomacy. France Talks with the Taliban to Facilitate the Expulsion of Afghans in an Irregular Situation
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While Paris does not recognize the Taliban regime, this dialogue should speed up removal procedures, especially for nationals convicted or considered a threat to public order. Several hundred Afghans could be involved.
On Wednesday, a diplomatic source said: "France has no longer maintained diplomatic relations with the Taliban since their return to power in August 2021.
France has begun technical dialogue with the Taliban to facilitate the deportation of Afghan citizens residing illegally in the country, citing public order reasons. There have been no diplomatic relations with the regime since 2021.
The French authorities have initiated technical discussions with the Taliban regime in Afghanistan to facilitate the deportation of illegal migrants and consider it a threat to public order, according to a diplomatic source in Paris.
France would discuss with the Taliban to expel Afghan nationals in an irregular situation, according to a diplomatic source. An unprecedented step since the breakdown of diplomatic relations in 2021 that "does not call into question" Paris' position on Afghanistan according to this source.
A diplomatic source has said that France has started “technical” talks with the Taliban government to “facilitate” the process of expelling Afghan citizens. The source told AFP today (Wednesday, October 5): “Like other European countries, a technical dialogue has started with the Taliban to directly expel Afghan nationals with residency status […] The post France talks with Taliban to facilitate the expulsion of Afghan citizens appeared first on…
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