Algiers, January 11, 2026 – The Director General of National Security, Ali Badawi, received the Canadian Ambassador to Algeria, Robin Lynn Whittleton, at the headquarters of the Directorate General of National Security this Sunday morning.
The meeting focused on exploring avenues for strengthening police cooperation between Algeria and Canada. Discussions centered on potential collaborations in areas such as specialized training and skills development. Such initiatives aim to improve operational performance and bolster capabilities in addressing all forms of crime, including transnational organized crime and emerging criminal activities.
Enhanced cooperation in these areas is seen as crucial for both countries in combating increasingly sophisticated and globalized threats. The emphasis on specialized training reflects a commitment to equipping law enforcement personnel with the necessary tools and knowledge to effectively respond to evolving criminal landscapes.
The meeting underscores the commitment of both Algeria and Canada to fostering a strong and collaborative relationship in the field of law enforcement. By sharing expertise and resources, both nations aim to create a safer and more secure environment for their citizens. Further discussions are expected to take place in the coming months to formalize specific areas of cooperation and implement concrete initiatives.
The Algerian National Security Directorate views this partnership as a vital step in enhancing its capabilities and staying ahead of emerging criminal trends. The Canadian Embassy echoed this sentiment, highlighting the importance of international collaboration in addressing shared security challenges.
