France to summon Iran envoy and take 'appropriate measures' after Tehran closed French language centre, accusing it of 'illegal acts'
The French Foreign Ministry announced it would summon Iran's ambassador in Paris at the request of Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot, following Iran's closure of a French-language centre linked to its embassy in Tehran. Iran accused the centre of conducting "illegal acts that violated diplomatic conventions," stating it had "abused its status as a language training facility" to "identify and build networks among the country's elite figures while facilitating their departure." Relations between Tehran and Paris have been strained in recent months.
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