Dead Sea, Jordan – Lounès Magramane, Secretary-General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the National Community Abroad and African Affairs, represented Algeria at the high-level regional conference on renewing political commitment to International Humanitarian Law (IHL). The conference took place in the Dead Sea, Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, on Thursday.
The participation underscores Algeria’s steadfast dedication to upholding the principles enshrined in IHL, particularly in a world facing complex and evolving humanitarian challenges. Mr. Magramane joined other high-ranking officials and experts from across the region to discuss strategies for strengthening adherence to IHL and promoting its effective implementation.
Discussions focused on a range of critical issues, including the protection of civilians in armed conflict, the treatment of prisoners of war, and the importance of ensuring humanitarian access to those in need. Participants also explored avenues for enhancing cooperation and coordination among states, international organizations, and civil society actors in promoting respect for IHL.
Algeria has long been a strong advocate for IHL, recognizing its crucial role in mitigating the impact of armed conflict and safeguarding fundamental human rights. The country’s commitment to IHL is reflected in its national legislation, policies, and practices. Algeria actively engages in international efforts to promote the universality and effective implementation of IHL.
The conference provided a valuable opportunity for Algeria to reaffirm its commitment to IHL and to exchange views with other stakeholders on the challenges and opportunities in this field. Mr. Magramane’s presence at the event highlights Algeria’s continued leadership in promoting peace, security, and respect for international law in the region and beyond.
