Algiers – Algeria and Egypt have reaffirmed their commitment to bolstering African coordination during the 12th edition of the High-Level Seminar on Peace and Security in Africa, known as the “Oran Process.” The meeting took place on the sidelines of the seminar, providing a crucial platform for discussions between the two nations.
The Algerian Secretary of State to the Minister of Foreign Affairs in charge of African Affairs, Salama Bakhta Mansouri, received the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Arab Republic of Egypt, Abu Bakr Hafni. The meeting served to underscore the deep-rooted historical ties between Algeria and Egypt, and the strong relationship between the two brotherly peoples.
During the discussions, both parties explored avenues to enhance bilateral cooperation and accelerate progress across various political, economic, and security domains. They also addressed a number of priority African issues, exchanging perspectives on the challenges facing the continent.
A key focus of the meeting was the need to maintain close coordination and joint consultations between Algeria and Egypt to support peace and stability efforts throughout Africa. This collaboration aims to strengthen the roles of both countries in addressing major regional issues and promoting sustainable development.
The discussions highlighted the shared commitment of Algeria and Egypt to proactively contribute to resolving conflicts, promoting good governance, and fostering economic growth across the African continent. By working together, the two nations seek to play a more significant role in shaping a peaceful and prosperous future for Africa.
The “Oran Process” provides a valuable forum for African nations to engage in constructive dialogue and collaborate on critical issues related to peace and security. Algeria and Egypt’s commitment to strengthening their coordination within this framework underscores their dedication to fostering stability and development in the region.
