The Quai d'Orsay advises French people living in Iran to go into temporary exile following the Israeli attack.

The Quai d’Orsay advises French people residing in Iran to “temporarily leave” the country

\n\nIn a context marked by the intensification of tensions between Iran and Israel, following a recent attack from the latter to the former, the Quai d'Orsay issued a statement concerning French nationals living in Iran.\n\n

A necessary precaution in the face of an unstable situation

\n\nThe French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, also known as Quai d’Orsay, expressed his concern about the prevailing situation in Iran and recommended that French people residing in the country “ leave temporarily ". This recommendation comes following an attack by Israel on Iran, marking a new escalation in tensions between these two Middle Eastern countries.\n\n

A tense situation after the attack on Israel

\n\nThe recommendation from the Quai d’Orsay follows an attack perpetrated by Israel against Iran. Although the specific context of this attack remains unclear, it is clear that violence has increased, creating a climate of instability in the region. Faced with this situation, the Quai d'Orsay deemed it necessary to take precautionary measures to ensure the safety of French nationals in Iran.\n\n

Security measures for Franco-Iranian dual nationals

\n\nThe Quai d'Orsay also indicated that Franco-Iranian dual nationals should take additional measures to ensure their security. They are asked not to draw attention to themselves, to avoid gatherings and to comply with the instructions of the Iranian authorities.\n\n

A difficult leaving process

\n\nAware that the decision to leave temporarily Iran can be difficult both logistically and emotionally, the Foreign Office has indicated that it is there to help and support French nationals during this process. They also insisted that this recommendation is temporary, meaning that it is expected that French nationals will be able to return to Iran when the situation stabilizes.\n\n

A wait for the situation to stabilize

\n\nIn conclusion, the Quai d'Orsay is waiting for the situation to stabilize before French nationals can resume their normal activities in Iran. In the meantime, they advise everyone to remain vigilant and closely follow security updates in the country. \n\n