Algiers, December 1, 2025 – Algeria and Belarus have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening economic partnerships and expanding trade and investment opportunities. This commitment was the central theme of the Algerian-Belarusian Economic Forum held today in Algiers.
The forum, convened under the patronage of Algeria’s Minister of Domestic Trade and Market Regulation, Amal Abdelatif, and Belarus’s Minister of Antimonopoly Regulation and Trade, Artur Karpoovich, provided a platform for in-depth discussions on avenues for enhanced collaboration.
Key topics explored included identifying new sectors for joint ventures and streamlining trade processes to facilitate smoother exchange of goods and services. Both ministers emphasized the mutual desire to unlock the full potential of the economic relationship between the two nations.
Minister Abdelatif highlighted Algeria’s strategic location and its ongoing efforts to improve the business climate as key factors attracting foreign investment. She also underscored the importance of diversifying trade beyond traditional sectors.
Minister Karpoovich echoed these sentiments, emphasizing Belarus’s technological capabilities and its interest in partnering with Algeria in areas such as agriculture, manufacturing, and infrastructure development. He stated that Belarus is committed to creating a supportive environment for Algerian businesses seeking to expand into the Belarusian market.
The forum concluded with a renewed pledge from both sides to work closely together to implement concrete measures that will translate the shared vision of a stronger economic partnership into reality. Further discussions are planned in the coming months to explore specific projects and initiatives.
This renewed focus on economic cooperation signals a positive step towards deepening the relationship between Algeria and Belarus, paving the way for increased trade, investment, and mutual prosperity.
