Algiers, November 13, 2025 – Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh is scheduled to arrive in Algeria next week for an official visit. The visit underscores a strengthening of diplomatic and economic ties between Algeria and Vietnam.
The Prime Minister’s trip, slated to begin on November 16th, will also include stops in Kuwait and South Africa, as part of a broader diplomatic tour.
The Algerian government has extended a formal invitation to Prime Minister Chinh, signaling a mutual interest in bolstering cooperation across various sectors. While details of the agenda remain forthcoming, discussions are expected to focus on trade, investment, and potential partnerships in energy, agriculture, and technology.
DZWatch understands that the visit is seen as a significant opportunity to further develop existing bilateral agreements and explore new avenues for collaboration. Algeria has been actively seeking to diversify its economic partnerships, and Vietnam represents a key emerging market with considerable growth potential.
Analysts believe that this high-level meeting could pave the way for increased Vietnamese investment in Algeria’s burgeoning economy. Furthermore, Algeria’s strategic location in North Africa makes it an attractive partner for Vietnam in accessing markets across the continent. The visit is being closely monitored by businesses and policymakers alike, as both nations aim to solidify their relationship in the years to come.
