Niger’s capital, Niamey court, decided to cancel the accreditation and expel the French Ambassador Sylvain Itte from the country. writes about it Nigeria Press Agency.
“He (Itte) must immediately leave the country’s territory,” the court decision states.
The publication states that this decision was made because the man was no longer a diplomat and did not have a permanent residence permit in Niger.
According to the agency, the case against the diplomatic mission employee was filed by the Niger authorities.
Former French Ambassador to Niger deprived diplomatic immunity.
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