Luanda, Angola – Azouz Nasri, the Speaker of the Council of the Nation, held meetings in Luanda, Angola, on Monday with high-ranking Angolan officials and Brahim Ghali, the President of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, according to a statement released by the Council.
The discussions focused on strengthening bilateral relations and exploring avenues for increased cooperation across various sectors. The meeting with President Ghali provided an opportunity to reaffirm Algeria’s steadfast support for the Sahrawi people and their right to self-determination.
“These meetings underscore Algeria’s commitment to fostering strong diplomatic ties with its African neighbors and promoting peace and stability in the region,” stated a source within the Council of the Nation. “Speaker Nasri reiterated Algeria’s unwavering stance on the Sahrawi issue, emphasizing the importance of finding a just and lasting solution based on international law and relevant United Nations resolutions.”
The visit to Angola is part of a broader diplomatic effort by Algeria to engage with key regional players and address pressing issues facing the African continent. Algeria has long played a pivotal role in promoting dialogue and reconciliation, advocating for African solutions to African problems.
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