Algerian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ahmed Attaf, received his Togolese counterpart, Robert Dussey, in Algiers on the eve of two significant international events focused on African affairs. The meeting underscores the growing cooperation between Algeria and Togo, and highlights Algeria’s central role in fostering continental peace and security.
The discussions between Minister Attaf and Minister Dussey centered on bolstering bilateral relations between the two nations. They also engaged in a comprehensive exchange of views on pressing African issues, with a particular emphasis on peace and security across the continent.
A key focus of the meeting was the upcoming international conference on “Crimes of Colonialism in Africa,” scheduled to commence on November 30th in Algiers. This conference aims to address the historical injustices inflicted upon the continent and explore pathways to restorative justice and reconciliation.
Furthermore, the ministers discussed the 12th session of the Oran Process on Peace and Security in Africa, slated for December 1st. The Oran Process serves as a vital platform for African nations to collaborate on strategies for conflict prevention, management, and resolution, promoting stability and development throughout the region.
Both ministers emphasized the importance of continued coordination and alignment of positions to effectively address the multifaceted challenges facing Africa, with specific attention given to the volatile situation in the Sahel region. This collaboration underscores a shared commitment to finding African solutions to African problems.
The meeting between Attaf and Dussey signifies a deepening partnership between Algeria and Togo, and reinforces Algeria’s commitment to playing a leading role in shaping a more peaceful and prosperous future for Africa. The upcoming conferences in Algiers are expected to provide critical platforms for dialogue and action, further solidifying Algeria’s position as a key player in African diplomacy.
