Algiers, DZWatch – Algeria and Greece have reaffirmed their commitment to bolstering partnership and coordination within the United Nations Security Council. This pledge was made during a recent visit by the Algerian Minister of Foreign Affairs to Athens.
The Minister was received by the Greek Prime Minister, where he conveyed greetings from the President of Algeria, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, and the Prime Minister. He emphasized the strong bonds of friendship between the two nations and Algeria’s eagerness to elevate these relations to broader levels of active partnership.
The meeting served as an opportunity for both sides to underscore their mutual desire to enhance bilateral cooperation in several vital and priority areas. This collaboration aims to serve mutual interests and support stability in the Mediterranean region. Discussions focused on strengthening ties across various sectors, promoting economic growth, and addressing shared security concerns.
Both parties expressed satisfaction with the existing level of coordination between the Algerian and Greek missions within the Security Council, where both nations currently hold seats. They emphasized a significant convergence of views on numerous regional and international issues, particularly the growing challenges facing the Mediterranean area.
The discussions highlighted the importance of continued dialogue and collaboration to address shared challenges effectively. This meeting underscores the positive momentum in Algerian-Greek relations, especially amidst the current regional and international transformations. The commitment to enhanced cooperation signals a shared vision for a more stable and prosperous Mediterranean region.
