President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has expressed his satisfaction following the signing of several cooperation agreements between Algeria and Belarus. The agreements, signed on Wednesday, aim to establish a promising framework for partnership between the two nations.
In a joint statement with his Belarusian counterpart at the Presidential Palace, President Tebboune stated, “We have agreed to encourage partnership and investment in the sectors of agriculture, animal health, energy, scientific research, and the pharmaceutical industry.” He further emphasized his satisfaction with the signed agreements, highlighting their potential to place the Algeria-Belarus partnership on a path toward significant growth.
The President also noted the positive outcomes of the Algerian-Belarusian Economic Forum, deeming them “stimulating for trade exchange” between the two countries. The forum served as a platform for discussing opportunities and strategies to bolster economic ties and foster mutually beneficial collaborations.
Algeria is keen to diversify its partnerships and explore new avenues for economic development, and Belarus presents a valuable opportunity for collaboration in key sectors. These agreements represent a significant step towards strengthening bilateral relations and unlocking the potential for further cooperation in the future.
DZWatch will continue to monitor developments in this partnership and provide updates as they become available.
Stay tuned for further analysis on the implications of these agreements for Algeria’s economic landscape.
