At a high-profile conference on peace and security in Africa, Ahmed Attaf, the Algerian Minister of Foreign Affairs and National Community Abroad, held bilateral discussions with his counterparts from Sierra Leone, Nigeria, and Tunisia. These meetings served as an opportunity to revisit the cooperative and fraternal ties between Algeria and these African nations and to shed light on the strides made within the Oran process.<\/p>\n
The Oran process, an initiative spearheaded by Algeria, seeks to consolidate the voice of the African continent and amplify its influence in the United Nations Security Council. This diplomatic endeavor showcases Algeria\u2019s unwavering commitment to its African roots, a commitment echoed in the collective efforts to champion African concerns and hopes on the global stage.<\/p>\n
In another significant development, Tayeb Zitouni, the Algerian Minister of Trade and Export Promotion, confirmed Algeria\u2019s official membership in the Guided Trade Initiative. This move is part of the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area agreement. Zitouni also engaged in discussions with the Secretary General of the AfCFTA, the chief of mission of the IMF, and the Tanzanian Minister of Trade to bolster bilateral cooperation.<\/p>\n
Algeria\u2019s foreign affairs have not been limited to Africa. The country\u2019s Foreign Minister Laaziz Faid and Bangladesh\u2019s Foreign Minister Dr AK Abdul Momen deliberated on Algeria\u2019s potential support for Bangladesh\u2019s energy requirements and prospective partnerships in sectors like pharmaceuticals, IT, ICT, defense, construction, edible oil, and agriculture. Additionally, Algeria\u2019s new Ambassador to Uganda, Mohamed Khelifi, pledged to reinforce and expand bilateral relationships with Uganda, including increasing the number of scholarships for Ugandan students.<\/p>\n
These strategic diplomatic efforts exemplify Algeria\u2019s commitment to strengthening ties with both African nations and countries beyond the continent. The country\u2019s active participation in the Oran process and the African Continental Free Trade Area agreement demonstrates its steadfast dedication to fostering unity and cooperation among African nations.<\/p>\n