Algiers – Prime Minister Sifi Ghrib arrived in Tunis today to co-chair the opening of the 23rd session of the Algerian-Tunisian Joint High Commission for Cooperation. The Prime Minister was received at the Government Palace in Kasbah by his Tunisian counterpart, Prime Minister Sarah Zaafarani.
The high-level meeting underscores the commitment of both nations to deepening bilateral relations across various sectors. The Joint High Commission serves as a crucial platform for discussing and implementing cooperative initiatives aimed at fostering economic growth, enhancing security, and promoting cultural exchange.
DZWatch understands that discussions during the session will focus on strengthening trade ties, facilitating investment opportunities, and streamlining border procedures to encourage the free flow of goods and people. Energy cooperation, particularly in the fields of natural gas and renewable energy, is also expected to be a key topic of discussion.
Furthermore, the commission will address pressing regional security concerns, including counter-terrorism efforts and border security management. Algeria and Tunisia share a long and porous border, making collaborative security measures essential for maintaining stability in the region.
Cultural exchange programs and educational initiatives are also on the agenda, reflecting the shared heritage and strong historical bonds between the two countries. The aim is to further promote understanding and cooperation at the people-to-people level.
The 23rd session of the Algerian-Tunisian Joint High Commission for Cooperation is expected to conclude with the signing of several agreements and memoranda of understanding, solidifying the partnership between Algeria and Tunisia and setting the stage for continued collaboration in the years to come. This summit reinforces the strategic importance both nations place on their bilateral relationship.
