Tunis, Tunisia – The Algerian-Tunisian Parliamentary Friendship Group has convened in Tunis to strengthen bilateral cooperation between the two nations, according to a statement released today. The President of the Assembly of the Representatives of the People of Tunisia, Ibrahim Bouderbala, received the Algerian delegation, emphasizing the visit’s significance in fostering closer ties.
Bouderbala highlighted that this meeting underscores the commitment to enhancing Algerian-Tunisian relations across various sectors. He noted the shared political will of both countries’ leadership to deepen and broaden cooperation, fostering a stronger partnership.
The Tunisian President also referenced the tripartite agreement between Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya, expressing optimism that this accord will inject “dynamic momentum into cooperation among southern Mediterranean nations.” He conveyed his greetings to the President of the People’s National Assembly of Algeria, Brahim Boughali, praising the “complete harmony and distinguished relations between the two countries.” Bouderbala expressed hope that the visit would yield “tangible communication that positively impacts bilateral relations and close cooperation.”
Mohamed El Hadi Tebessi, head of the Algerian Friendship Group, conveyed greetings from his Algerian counterpart to the Tunisian President. He affirmed the group’s dedication to bolstering parliamentary cooperation through the existing framework, recognizing the Friendship Group as a key pillar in this endeavor.
Tebessi further proposed the establishment of a joint body comprising representatives from various sectors and parliamentarians, envisioning it as “a catalyst for developing the level of cooperation between the two countries.” He also suggested the formation of a grand parliamentary committee to serve as an effective mechanism for discussing and addressing shared issues. This initiative aims to create a more structured and impactful dialogue between the Algerian and Tunisian parliaments.