Algiers, Algeria – Prime Minister Sifi Ghrib paid a courtesy visit to Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko on Tuesday. The meeting took place at the President’s residence in Zeralda, Algiers.
The visit underscores the ongoing diplomatic engagement between Algeria and Belarus. While details of the discussions held were not immediately released, such visits typically serve to strengthen bilateral relations and foster cooperation across various sectors.
President Lukashenko is currently in Algeria on an official visit. This meeting with Prime Minister Ghrib provided an opportunity for both leaders to exchange views on matters of mutual interest. It also provided an oppurtunity for both leaders to discuss further cooperation between both countries.
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Analysts suggest that this meeting reflects Algeria’s commitment to maintaining and expanding its international partnerships. Belarus, strategically located in Eastern Europe, represents a key partner for Algeria in pursuing its economic and political objectives.
The Prime Minister’s office is expected to release a statement regarding the visit in the coming days. The statement will likely outline the key topics discussed and the anticipated outcomes of the engagement. The relationship between Algeria and Belarus has deepened in recent years with both countries hoping to further expand trade, cultural and scientific cooperation.
