Tunis, December 11, 2025 – Prime Minister Sifi Ghrib arrived in Tunis today, leading a significant ministerial delegation for an official visit. The visit coincides with the 23rd session of the Joint Algerian-Tunisian High Commission for Cooperation.
The Prime Minister was received at Carthage International Airport by Tunisian Head of Government, Sara Zaafarani, according to sources within the Prime Minister’s office.
This session is a direct result of directives from President Abdelmadjid Tebboune and his Tunisian counterpart, President Kais Saied, reflecting a shared commitment to strengthening the bonds of brotherhood and historical solidarity between the two nations and their people.
The High Commission represents a crucial opportunity to bolster bilateral cooperation and explore avenues for elevating it to match the strong relationship between Algeria and Tunisia. Discussions will focus on major initiatives aimed at promoting bilateral partnerships, supporting investment, and removing obstacles hindering the development of economic exchanges.
Both sides are committed to enhancing cooperation in areas related to the development of border regions, with the goal of transforming them into spaces for cooperation and prosperity. Key areas of focus include trade, investment, and infrastructure development.
The ministerial delegation accompanying the Prime Minister includes: Ahmed Attaf, Minister of State, Minister of Foreign Affairs and the National Community Abroad and African Affairs; Mohamed Arkab, Minister of State, Minister of Hydrocarbons and Mines; Said Saioud, Minister of Interior, Local Authorities and Transport; Abdelkrim Bouzard, Minister of Finance; Yahia Bachir, Minister of Industry; Wassim Kouidri, Minister of Pharmaceutical Industry; Mehdi Yacine Walid, Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development and Fisheries; Kamal Rezig, Minister of Foreign Trade and Export Promotion; Walid Sadi, Minister of Sports; and Omar Rekache, Director General of the Algerian Investment Promotion Agency.
