Algeria’s top military official, Lieutenant General Said Chengriha, is continuing his official visit to South Korea, marking the third day of his engagement. Invited by the South Korean Minister of National Defense, the visit centers around participation in the Seoul International Aerospace & Defense Exhibition (ADEX) 2025. This prominent event showcases cutting-edge advancements in the aerospace and defense industries.
The second day of the visit featured Lieutenant General Chengriha’s attendance at a spectacular aerial display held as part of ADEX 2025. South Korean Air Force units executed precise aerial maneuvers and coordinated formations of fighter jets, highlighting the significant progress achieved by the Korean defense industry. The impressive demonstration underscored Korea’s commitment to innovation and its position as a key player in the global defense market.
Furthermore, as part of the visit’s agenda, Lieutenant General Said Chengriha held a meeting with his South Korean counterpart, Lieutenant General Son Seok Rak, Chief of Staff of the Air Force of the Republic of Korea Armed Forces. Lieutenant General Son Seok Rak expressed his deep appreciation for Algeria’s military standing and acknowledged its consistent dedication to staying abreast of the latest defense advancements worldwide. He also extended his gratitude to the Algerian Chief of Staff for accepting the invitation and actively participating in this important international event. The discussions likely covered topics of mutual interest, including potential areas of collaboration and knowledge sharing in the defense sector.
This visit, falling within the framework of bilateral military cooperation, underscores the commitment of the Algerian People’s National Army’s high command to keeping pace with technological progress in the defense field. It also reinforces the strategic approach aimed at modernizing combat systems and strengthening national capabilities, in line with modern security and defense requirements. Algeria’s participation in ADEX 2025 demonstrates its proactive approach to enhancing its defense capabilities and ensuring national security in a rapidly evolving global landscape. The focus on modernizing combat systems reflects a broader strategy to adapt to emerging threats and maintain a strong and effective military force. The visit is a testament to the growing defense cooperation between Algeria and South Korea, potentially leading to future partnerships and collaborations in the defense industry.
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