Algeria strongly protests against illegal exfiltration of Algerian national

ALGIERS -Algeria "strongly" condemned on Wednesday the violation of national sovereignty by diplomatic, consular, and security personnel under the French State, which participated in a clandestine and illegal exfiltration operation of an Algerian national, whose physical presence on the national territory is prescribed by the Algerian justice, said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and National Community Abroad in a statement.
"The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and National Community Abroad expressed today to the Embassy of France the firm condemnation by Algeria of the violation of national sovereignty by diplomatic, consular, and security personnel under the French State, which participated in a clandestine and illegal operation of exfiltration of an Algerian national, whose physical presence on the national territory is prescribed by the Algerian justice," said the statement.
In this official note, Algeria rejects this "unacceptable and unspeakable" development that “greatly impacts” the Algeria-France ties,” said the source.
 
President of Republic recalls Algeria’s ambassador from France for consultations
ALGIERS-The President of the Republic, Abdelmadjid Tebboune ordered the recall for consultations of the Ambassador of Algeria from France, Said Moussi, with immediate effect, said Wednesday the Presidency of the Republic in a statement.
"Following the official note through which Algeria has strongly protested against the clandestine and illegal exfiltration of an Algerian national, whose physical presence on the national territory is prescribed by Algerian justice, the President of the Republic, Abdelmadjid Tebboune has ordered the recall of the Ambassador of Algeria from France, Said Moussi, for consultations with immediate effect," the statement said.
 
France, which has caused so much anger in Africa, because of its neo-colonial arrogance, will never change, national daily El Moudjahid wrote in its editorial of Wednesday's issue.
On Monday, France acted in a "very unfriendly manner" toward Algeria and Tunisia, El Moudjahid daily wrote.
The official France, through its diplomatic representation in Tunisia, flouted the Tunisian law by carrying out an exfiltration operation, to France, for an Algerian national who was about to be deported to Algeria, being in an irregular situation in Tunisia, the newspaper added.
Algerians are fed up with such unfriendly gestures from France. Such French policy, of one step forward and ten steps back, does not appease the spirits but put a damper on the bilateral relationship just a few weeks before the scheduled State visit of president of the Republic, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, to France???, the oldest Algerian French-language newspaper said with indignation.
Through this gesture, Paris harms the relations between the two countries at a time when they are warming again after the French President's visit to Algiers, last August, wrapped up by the "Declaration of Algiers for a renewed partnership," in addition to several cooperation agreements, the daily said.