Algiers is currently hosting a high-level African meeting focused on regional defense and security. The event, held at the National Army Club in Beni Messous, west of the capital, brings together defense ministers and chiefs of staff from across North Africa.
The meeting marks the 13th session of the Council of Ministers of Defense and the 14th session of the Committee of Chiefs of Staff of member states participating in the North African Regional Capability (NARC).
DZWatch understands that discussions will center on strengthening regional cooperation in the face of shared security challenges. Key topics are expected to include counter-terrorism strategies, border security management, and enhancing interoperability between participating armed forces. The NARC framework aims to bolster collective defense capabilities and promote stability within the North African region.
The Algerian Ministry of Defense released a statement emphasizing the importance of this gathering in fostering a unified approach to security threats. The statement highlighted Algeria’s commitment to working with its neighbors to address common challenges and promote peace and stability throughout the continent.
This high-level meeting underscores Algeria’s continued role as a key player in regional security initiatives. By hosting this event, Algeria is facilitating crucial dialogue and cooperation among North African nations, contributing to a more secure and stable environment.
Further details regarding specific agreements or outcomes from the meeting are expected to be released in the coming days. DZWatch will continue to provide updates on this developing story.
