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Iran Shuts Down French Language Centre in Tehran Over Allegations of Illegal Activities

20 Eylül 2026France 24

Iranian authorities have closed the French Language Centre in Tehran, accusing it of illegal acts linked to its diplomatic status.
Iranian authorities have closed the French Language Centre in Tehran, citing allegations of 'illegal acts' that purportedly violated diplomatic conventions. The center, linked to the French embassy, is accused of misusing its status as a language training facility.
This closure reflects ongoing tensions between Iran and Western nations, particularly regarding diplomatic relations.
The French Language Centre's closure comes amid heightened scrutiny of foreign institutions in Iran, as the government seeks to regulate and monitor external influences. This incident may be indicative of a larger trend where Iran is increasingly wary of Western presence and activities within its territory.
The closure of the French Language Centre underscores the fragile state of Iran's diplomatic ties with Western countries, particularly France. This move may be seen as part of a broader strategy by Iranian authorities to assert control over foreign influence within its borders.

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“The institute conducted 'illegal acts that violated diplomatic conventions'.”

This article is based on reports from France 24 and may not reflect the full context or all perspectives surrounding the issue.

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