Iran closes French language centre in Tehran for ‘illegal acts’
Summary
Iranian authorities closed the French Language Centre in Tehran, claiming it carried out illegal activities and misused its role as a language school. The centre was accused of breaking diplomatic rules and trying to build networks among Iranian elites to help them leave the country. Relations between Iran and France have been tense recently after diplomats were expelled by both sides.Key Facts
- Iran shut down the French Language Centre (CLF) in Tehran.
- The centre is linked to the French embassy.
- Iran says the centre was involved in illegal activities and violated diplomatic rules.
- Authorities claim the centre abused its status as a language school.
- The centre allegedly tried to identify influential Iranians and help them leave the country.
- The French embassy has not yet commented on the closure.
- Relations between Iran and France have worsened after France expelled two Iranian diplomats last month.
- Iran responded by accusing French diplomats of interfering in Iran’s internal affairs and took actions against them.
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