Athens, Greece – Ahmed Attaf, Minister of Foreign Affairs and National Community Abroad, arrived in Athens this evening on an official visit. He is undertaking this mission on behalf of the President of Algeria.
The visit aims to strengthen the bonds of friendship and cooperation between Algeria and Greece. It also seeks to solidify the tradition of consultation and coordination between the two nations. This is particularly important given the non-permanent membership of both Algeria and Greece in the United Nations Security Council.
Minister Attaf’s agenda includes discussions with senior Greek officials on a range of bilateral and international issues. These discussions are expected to focus on enhancing economic partnerships, promoting cultural exchange, and addressing shared security concerns in the region. The talks will also address opportunities for collaboration within the framework of their respective roles on the UN Security Council.
DZWatch understands that key areas of focus will include energy cooperation, maritime security, and regional stability. Algeria views Greece as a key partner in the Mediterranean region, and this visit underscores the commitment to deepening ties across various sectors.
This visit comes at a crucial time, as both countries navigate complex geopolitical challenges. The Algerian government hopes that this dialogue will lead to concrete outcomes that benefit both nations and contribute to a more stable and prosperous Mediterranean region. Further details on the specific agreements and outcomes of the visit will be reported as they become available.
