A Moroccan man holds his passport in front of his computer displaying a Schengen visa in the capital Rabat, on September 28, 2021. - Paris will sharply reduce the number of visas granted to people from Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia, accusing the former French colonies of not doing enough to allow illegal immigrants to return, a government spokesman said today. (Photo by FADEL SENNA / AFP)
A group of Tunisian citizens will carry out a sit-in in front of the French Embassy in Tunis tomorrow, August 1; and this, in protest against the rejection of their requests for visas to join their French wives. These citizens stressed that they complied with all the procedures in force.
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