World famous singer of Armenian origin Charles Aznavour urged France to pursue a selective policy towards migrants.

 “Regarding French policy towards migrants, we need to understand who we are dealing with. Of course, there are those who will be useful to us. It is true that we cannot accept them all. This is not normal and not easy. But we can sort them out. There could be people who are very interesting to us. Maybe they are future geniuses,” Aznavour said on the air of France 2.

He recalled twice Nobel Prize winner in physics and chemistry Marie Curie, who was a Polish emigrant Huffingtonpost reported..

Aznavour’s offer to select “geniuses” among migrants was widely criticized on the web.