Algiers – The Prime Minister of Vietnam, Pham Minh Chinh, concluded his three-day official visit to Algeria today with a series of high-level meetings with key Algerian officials and members of the government.
The final day of the visit, November 20, 2025, focused on strengthening bilateral cooperation between Algeria and Vietnam across various sectors. Discussions centered on identifying new opportunities for collaboration and deepening existing partnerships.
Prime Minister Chinh engaged in talks with prominent figures from both the Algerian Council of the Nation (Senate) and the National People’s Assembly, Algeria’s lower house of parliament. These meetings provided a platform to explore avenues for enhanced parliamentary cooperation and exchange of expertise.
Further meetings were held with several government ministers, covering areas such as trade, investment, energy, and agriculture. The discussions aimed to address specific challenges and opportunities in each sector, with a view to fostering mutually beneficial outcomes.
The visit underscores the commitment of both Algeria and Vietnam to strengthening their long-standing relationship and expanding cooperation in areas of mutual interest. The talks are expected to pave the way for concrete initiatives and agreements in the coming months, further solidifying the partnership between the two nations.
Observers note that this visit highlights Algeria’s increasing engagement with Southeast Asian nations and its proactive approach to diversifying its international partnerships. The focus on economic cooperation reflects a shared desire to promote sustainable growth and development in both countries.
