Algeria and Egypt have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral cooperation and increasing consultation on matters of mutual interest concerning the African continent. The affirmation came during a meeting between Salima Bakhta Mansouri, Secretary of State to the Minister of Foreign Affairs in charge of African Affairs, and Abu Bakr Hefny, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Arab Republic of Egypt. The meeting took place on the sidelines of the 12th High-Level Seminar on Peace and Security in Africa, the “Oran Process.”
The discussions provided an opportunity to underscore the strong historical ties between the two nations and their respective populations. Both parties reviewed the accelerating pace of bilateral cooperation across various sectors. Emphasis was placed on the importance of continued coordination and consultation concerning ongoing crises within Africa.
The officials exchanged perspectives on a range of African issues of shared concern. This included detailed discussions on potential collaborative efforts to address regional challenges and promote stability. The meeting highlighted a mutual desire to play a constructive role in fostering peace and security throughout the continent.
Both Algeria and Egypt have historically maintained close diplomatic and economic ties. This meeting signals a renewed commitment to further solidify these relationships and work together to address pressing challenges facing the African continent. The focus remains on identifying areas where joint initiatives can yield significant positive impact for the region. The commitment to sustained dialogue and collaboration is viewed as essential for achieving shared goals related to peace, security, and development in Africa.
