Algeria reported on the summoning of the ambassador from France because of the diplomatic mail

The Algerian Foreign Ministry summoned its ambassador from Paris in response to France's restrictions on the delivery and return of diplomatic mail. This was reported by the Algerie360 portal with reference to the official statement of the department.

"The Algerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has again summoned the Charge d'affaires of the French Embassy in Algeria. At the center of the discussions is the persistence of the obstacles faced by the Algerian Embassy in Paris in connection with the delivery and return of diplomatic mail," the publication says.

As the portal noted, this restriction violates the international obligations of the French government.

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