Paris restricts activities of foreign Islamic religious figures

Anar Tagiyev
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Foreign imams will no longer be able to work in France from April 1, 2024, Report informs via France Presse.

From January 1, 2024, France will no longer accept new foreign imams, and from April 1, all foreign imams in the country will no longer be able to legally conduct their activities.

At the same time, the agency notes, France is also focusing on increasing the proportion of imams trained within the country.

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