Following the recent coup d’état in Niger, Paris has made the decision to close its embassy in Niamey due to the deteriorating relations between the two countries.
The coup, which occurred in March, has strained the diplomatic ties between France and Niger, leading to the closure of the French embassy in the capital city.
This move highlights the ongoing tensions and the consequences of the political instability in Niger, as well as the impact it has on international relations.
The closure of the embassy signifies the growing divide between the two nations and the challenges they face in maintaining a diplomatic relationship.
It remains to be seen how this decision will affect the future interactions between France and Niger, and what steps will be taken to improve their relations in the aftermath of the coup.
