El Tarf, Algeria – Enhanced cooperation between Algeria and Tunisia was the focus of a high-level meeting held on Wednesday between the Algerian province of El Tarf and the Tunisian province of Jendouba. The discussions centered on strategies for developing border regions and boosting cross-border trade.
The meeting brought together the governors of the respective provinces, Mohamed Meziane of El Tarf and Tayeb Dridi of Jendouba, according to sources within the El Tarf provincial government. The primary objective was to identify practical mechanisms for strengthening collaboration and fostering economic growth in the shared border areas.
Key areas of discussion included:
- Streamlining customs procedures to facilitate the movement of goods and services.
- Joint initiatives to promote investment and create employment opportunities in border communities.
- Cooperation in infrastructure development, including roads and communication networks.
- Addressing security challenges and combating cross-border crime.
Both governors reaffirmed their commitment to working together to overcome obstacles and unlock the full potential of the border region. They emphasized the importance of close coordination between government agencies, businesses, and civil society organizations.
This meeting underscores the growing importance of cross-border cooperation in driving economic development and promoting regional stability. It is expected that follow-up meetings will be held to further refine the proposed initiatives and ensure their effective implementation. The Algerian and Tunisian governments view enhanced collaboration as vital for strengthening bilateral relations and fostering prosperity for their citizens.
