Algiers – Prime Minister Sifi Gherib affirmed Algeria’s unwavering commitment to elevating its relationship with the Socialist Republic of Vietnam to a strategic partnership. The statement was made earlier today in Algiers, highlighting the dynamic and exceptional growth observed in both nations’ economies.
The Prime Minister emphasized Algeria’s dedication to strengthening bilateral ties across various sectors, including trade, investment, technology, and cultural exchange. He noted the significant potential for increased cooperation, particularly in areas where both countries possess considerable expertise and resources. The move towards a strategic partnership signifies a new chapter in Algerian-Vietnamese relations, built on mutual respect and shared interests.
“We see immense opportunities to deepen our collaboration with Vietnam,” stated Prime Minister Gherib. “The current economic climate in both countries presents a unique opportunity to forge a stronger, more strategic alliance. Algeria is fully committed to working with Vietnam to realize this vision.”
This commitment comes amidst increasing diplomatic efforts between Algiers and Hanoi, with both governments actively exploring avenues for enhanced cooperation. Analysts suggest that a strategic partnership would not only benefit the economic interests of both nations but also contribute to regional stability and development.
The Prime Minister’s statement underscores Algeria’s proactive approach to fostering international partnerships that align with its economic and strategic objectives. The prospect of a strategic partnership with Vietnam signals Algeria’s ambition to play a more prominent role on the global stage and to leverage its resources and capabilities for mutual benefit.
