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Tebboune's Remarks Stir Debate Between France and Tunisia
Algerian President Abdel Madjid Tebboune stated that his country did not request an increase in the visa quota from France, nor did it seek compensation for the colonial period. He affirmed that Algeria will not extend a hand in dialogue regarding recognition or reparations for colonization, highlighting its firm stance on acknowledging colonial crimes and preserving the national memory. This came in the context of his remarks about relations with France and comments made by the French ambassador, which sparked controversy over visas and the history of colonization. Tebboune emphasized that Algeria is concerned with its historical rights, as recognized by Algerian law, and that it established a National Memory Day in 2020 to remember the 1945 massacre. He also underscored that Algeria will remain cautious of any attempts to destabilize Tunisia, reaffirming its rejection of interference in the internal affairs of both neighboring countries.
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