Algeria has been unanimously elected to the Executive Council of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW). The election, representing the African Group, took place during the 30th session of the Conference of the States Parties to the Chemical Weapons Convention.
This unanimous endorsement reaffirms the international community’s confidence in Algeria’s constructive role within the organization and its active contribution to supporting the Convention’s goals. These goals aim to build a world free from the threat posed by chemical weapons.
The election reflects Algeria’s esteemed position in the international arena and its ongoing efforts to promote multilateral cooperation. It also highlights the country’s commitment to implementing security and safety standards globally, thereby contributing to the protection of humanity from the dangers of chemical weapons.
Algeria’s continued presence on the Executive Council allows it to further champion the principles of the Chemical Weapons Convention. This includes promoting the complete and verifiable destruction of chemical weapons stockpiles worldwide. It also involves working to prevent the re-emergence of these devastating weapons.
DZWatch understands that Algeria views this election as a renewed mandate to actively participate in shaping the OPCW’s policies and strategies. The nation is committed to working collaboratively with other member states to ensure the effective implementation of the Chemical Weapons Convention and to strengthen the global norm against chemical weapons.
This election reinforces Algeria’s dedication to international peace and security. It underscores its commitment to a world free from the threat of chemical warfare.
