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A colourful Pakistani businessman, Saifee Durbar, faces extradition to France on fraud charges following the decision of the Central African Republic on 23 June to withdraw his 'honorific' title as Deputy Foreign Minister....

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Saifee Durbar, France, Léopold Bachmann, Iranian, Britain, Sudan, Cameroon, Algerian, Nacer Eddine Fetaimia,, Sylvain Ndoutingaï, Elysée