Algiers – Minister of Pharmaceutical Industry, Wassim Kouideri, held discussions with the Ambassador of Ethiopia to Algeria, Mukhtar Mohammed Warri, on Monday, focusing on strengthening bilateral cooperation in the pharmaceutical sector.
According to a statement released by the Ministry, the meeting served as a platform to explore various avenues for collaboration between the two nations in this vital industry. Both parties expressed a strong interest in fostering a robust partnership that benefits both Algeria and Ethiopia.
“The discussions were fruitful and highlighted the shared commitment to advancing the pharmaceutical sector in both countries,” the ministry statement noted. “Minister Kouideri and Ambassador Warri explored opportunities for knowledge exchange, technology transfer, and joint ventures that could lead to increased production and improved access to essential medicines.”
The Algerian government has been actively seeking to diversify its economy and promote the growth of its pharmaceutical industry. Strengthening ties with African partners like Ethiopia is seen as a key strategy to achieve these goals. The collaboration is expected to focus on areas such as local manufacturing, research and development, and regulatory harmonization.
This meeting underscores Algeria’s commitment to South-South cooperation and its proactive approach to building strong partnerships with African nations in strategic sectors. Further details regarding specific collaborative projects are expected to be announced in the coming weeks as discussions progress.
