Minister of Foreign Affairs Ahmed Attaf received his Botswanan counterpart, Minister of International Affairs, Phandu Skelemani, on Tuesday. The meeting took place on the sidelines of the 12th High-Level Seminar on Peace and Security in Africa, the ‘Oran Process’.
During the discussions, both ministers reviewed the current state and future prospects of the fraternal relations and cooperation between Algeria and Botswana. They emphasized the importance of strengthening bilateral ties across various sectors.
Key areas of discussion included establishing robust legal frameworks and institutional structures. These are aimed at enhancing cooperation in areas of mutual priority. The ministers agreed on the need to work diligently towards creating a solid foundation for future collaboration.
This meeting highlights Algeria’s commitment to fostering stronger relationships with African nations. The ‘Oran Process’ serves as a crucial platform for dialogue and collaboration on peace and security issues across the continent. The discussions between Minister Attaf and Minister Skelemani underscore the importance of bilateral cooperation in achieving shared goals and promoting stability in Africa.
The focus on establishing legal and institutional frameworks signals a long-term commitment to deepening cooperation between Algeria and Botswana. Further details on specific areas of cooperation are expected to be released in the coming weeks. This engagement is a positive step towards strengthening inter-African relations and promoting sustainable development.
