From Afghanistan to France, the safest country for asylum seekers

When and why did you leave your country?

Talibans took over the government.

Where did you start your journey?

Iran.

Which countries did you travel through?

Iran, Libya, Turkey and Italia.

Why did you choose this country rather than another country?

Always knew that France was the safest country to go to as an asylum seeker who lived in a very dangerous country.

What was your principal difficulty once you arrived in the host country?

Find food, a place to sleep and some help.

Do you have local friends

No, only other migrants.

What do you like most in the host country?

Love everything.

What do you do in your spare time?

Looking for a job as carpenter.

What do you want to do in host city?

Be safe, have a life without Taliban and learn new things in peace.

What do you think will help newcomers?

Further help to learn French.

What do you miss about your country?

Family and wife.

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