Baku/01.07.23/Turan: The Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry called on Azerbaijani citizens to refrain from traveling to France in connection with the riots that engulfed this country after the murder of a teenager of Algerian origin by a policeman.
Those who still decide to visit France are advised to take “high precaution” measures.
Azerbaijani citizens already in France are also advised by the Foreign Ministry
"Observe the safety rules."
The message reminds Azerbaijani citizens that to submit consular and other applications, please contact the Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan in France at the following contacts:
Address: 78, avenue d'Iena Paris 75116
TEL: +33 (0) 1 44 18 60 20
FAKS: +33 (0) 1 44 18 60 25
E-MAIL: paris@mission.mfa.gov.az
secretariat@azambassade.fr.
Earlier, on June 28 in Nanterre, a film crew of the state television of Azerbaijan was attacked by unknown persons.--06d-
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