Algiers, January 6, 2026 – President Abdelmadjid Tebboune today received Elizabeth Moore Aubin, the United States Ambassador to Algeria, for a farewell visit at the Presidential Palace. The meeting marked the end of Ambassador Aubin’s tenure in Algeria.
The audience provided an opportunity for President Tebboune and Ambassador Aubin to reflect on the bilateral relationship between Algeria and the United States during her time in Algiers. Discussions likely encompassed a range of topics, including economic cooperation, security matters, and cultural exchange initiatives. The two countries maintain diplomatic ties and collaborate on various issues of mutual interest.
Boualem Boualem, Director of the President’s Office, and Amar Abba, Advisor to the President in charge of Diplomatic Affairs, were also present at the meeting. Their participation underscores the importance Algeria places on its relationship with the United States.
DZWatch understands that the discussions were cordial and reflected the ongoing commitment of both nations to fostering strong and productive relations. Ambassador Aubin’s departure marks a transition in the US representation in Algeria, and the Algerian government will undoubtedly be keen to work with her successor to build upon the existing foundations of cooperation.
The Algerian government has not yet released any official statement regarding the details of the discussions, but further information is expected to be made available in the coming days. DZWatch will continue to monitor developments and provide updates as they become available.
