Algiers – Algerian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ahmed Attaf, met with his Rwandan counterpart, Olivier Jean Patrick, on Sunday, on the sidelines of the International Conference on the Criminalization of Colonialism in Africa, currently underway in Algiers.
The meeting, as stated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, provided an opportunity for both ministers to discuss matters of mutual interest and explore avenues for enhanced cooperation between Algeria and Rwanda. The conference itself, hosted by Algeria, aims to address the lasting impact of colonial practices on the African continent and to advocate for the recognition and condemnation of colonialism as a crime against humanity.
Minister Attaf has been actively engaged in bilateral meetings throughout the conference, emphasizing Algeria’s commitment to fostering stronger relationships with African nations and promoting a unified front against neo-colonial influences. The conference serves as a platform for African leaders, scholars, and activists to share experiences, analyze the ongoing repercussions of colonialism, and strategize for a future free from its lingering effects.
The meeting between Attaf and Olivier Jean Patrick underscores the importance of international dialogue and collaboration in addressing historical injustices and building a more equitable future for Africa. The ongoing conference is expected to yield concrete proposals and recommendations aimed at achieving these goals. Algeria continues to play a pivotal role in advocating for African solidarity and self-determination on the global stage.
The discussions also touched upon regional security concerns and potential joint initiatives to promote peace and stability within the African continent. Both ministers reaffirmed their commitment to multilateralism and the importance of African-led solutions to African challenges.
