Luanda, Angola – Algerian Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf held discussions with his Portuguese counterpart, Paulo Rangel, on Tuesday on the sidelines of the 7th African Union-European Union Summit in Luanda. The meeting focused on bolstering the positive momentum in Algerian-Portuguese relations, particularly as both nations prepare for upcoming engagements.
According to a statement released by the Algerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the ministers emphasized the importance of further strengthening bilateral cooperation across various sectors. The discussions highlighted the mutual desire to capitalize on existing opportunities and explore new avenues for collaboration to benefit both countries.
Beyond bilateral matters, Attaf and Rangel also exchanged views on ways to enhance the Africa-Europe partnership, taking into account the outcomes of the Luanda summit. They explored potential strategies for fostering stronger and more effective cooperation between the two continents, addressing shared challenges and promoting mutual interests.
The meeting underscores the commitment of both Algeria and Portugal to deepening their ties and working together on regional and international issues. The discussions in Luanda are expected to pave the way for further progress in the Algerian-Portuguese relationship in the coming months.
This dialogue reflects Algeria’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its diplomatic and economic partnerships with key European nations, solidifying its role as a significant player on the African and international stage. Portugal, similarly, views Algeria as a vital partner in North Africa and a key interlocutor in fostering closer ties between Europe and the African continent.
