Pashto is the language of the Pashtuns, who are more than 50 million worldwide in number. In French-speaking countries, the study of Pashto is no longer limited to academic circles as of the last few decades and many journalists, students, aid workers and government agents have started to learn it. In addition, there are more and more Afghans who live in French-speaking countries, as well as people in Afghanistan and Pakistan who want to learn French. The publication of this General French-Pashto Dictionary comes after that of the General Pashto-French Dictionary by the same author. Targeting a double audience (both French and Pashto speakers), Wardag Akbar has selected more than 41,000 words. Each word is followed by its grammatical characteristics and the verbs are preceded by a number which refers to the table of conjugations that appears in the work. The irregular plurals of nouns and adjectives are given in parentheses. Wardag Akbar benefited from the help of Matteo De Chiara, lecturer in the Pashto department of the National Institute of Oriental Languages ​​and Civilizations (Inalco), in preparing this dictionary.