France’s Minister of the Interior, Laurent Nuñez, recently addressed the state of migratory cooperation with Algeria, specifically regarding the execution of obligations to leave French territory (OQTF). Nuñez confirmed a review of the Franco-Algerian agreement signed in 1968, a treaty currently at the center of political debate. The discussion was prompted by questioning from a senator regarding the agreement’s implications. This review comes as France grapples with managing migration flows and fulfilling its obligations under international and bilateral agreements. The 1968 accord governs various aspects of migration between France and Algeria, and any revision could significantly impact future cooperation. Further details regarding the nature and scope of the revision remain to be disclosed. This situation underscores the complex and evolving nature of Franco-Algerian relations.