Algerian President Resolves Visa Dispute with France

Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune confirmed that he did not request visa quotas from France, while condemning attempts to target Tunisia's security. He clarified that Algeria has never asked for a specific number of visas or for apologies and compensations from France, emphasizing Algeria's rejection of political pressures regarding colonial history and memory issues. The announcement from Paris about the return of visas for Algerians, totaling around 250,000 annually, sparked anger within France, where no numerical goal was officially clarified. French President Emmanuel Macron also stated that there will be no leniency regarding visas for Algerians, which increased tensions surrounding migration and bilateral relations. Tebboune also addressed the broader risks of destabilizing the region, warning of attempts to target Tunisia, and believed that regional security is a shared responsibility among the countries.

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