Algiers, Algeria – Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam arrived in Algiers today for an official visit aimed at strengthening bilateral partnerships between the two nations. The visit, scheduled from November 18th to November 20th, 2025, underscores the commitment of both Algeria and Vietnam to expanding their long-standing cooperation.
The Vietnamese Prime Minister was greeted at Houari Boumediene International Airport by Algerian Prime Minister Sifi Gherib, accompanied by several members of the Algerian government. The official welcoming ceremony highlighted the significance of this visit for both countries.
Algeria and Vietnam intend to leverage this important diplomatic event to bolster their friendly relations and enhance bilateral cooperation across various sectors. Key areas of focus include:
- Energy and Industry: Exploring opportunities for collaboration in these vital sectors.
- Agriculture and Technology: Sharing expertise in agricultural practices and modern technologies.
- Investment and Trade: Promoting increased investment and trade exchanges.
- Cultural and Educational Cooperation: Fostering collaboration in cultural, educational, and training programs.
This visit is part of a broader effort by both nations to inject new dynamism into Algerian-Vietnamese relations, which are rooted in decades of historical solidarity and mutual support on the international stage. High-level discussions and the signing of new cooperation agreements are expected during the visit, with the goal of increasing investment and economic exchanges to serve the shared interests of both Algeria and Vietnam.
The visit is expected to yield concrete steps toward enhanced economic ties and strengthened diplomatic bonds between Algeria and Vietnam.
