The United States Ambassador to Algeria, Elizabeth Mooreland, hosted a reception at the US Embassy in Algiers to mark the conclusion of her tenure. The event was attended by government officials, representatives from various diplomatic missions in Algeria, and esteemed guests, including Nacer Botache, Chairman of the Algerian-American Friendship Committee in the National People’s Assembly.
During her address, Ambassador Mooreland expressed her pride in having served in Algeria, highlighting the positive trajectory of Algerian-American relations in recent years and the expanding cooperation across numerous sectors. She conveyed her deep appreciation for the Algerian people, noting the professionally and personally enriching environment she experienced during her time in the country.
The Ambassador emphasized her confidence that relations between the two nations would continue on a positive path, with significant opportunities for further development and enhancement. She also underscored the crucial role of parliamentary channels and friendship committees in supporting and strengthening this relationship.
Ambassador Mooreland concluded the reception by expressing her gratitude to the Algerian authorities, particularly President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, for the support and cooperation she received throughout her diplomatic assignment. She noted the importance of continued dialogue and collaboration to foster even stronger ties between the United States and Algeria.
The event served as a testament to the enduring friendship between the United States and Algeria and a celebration of Ambassador Mooreland’s contributions to strengthening bilateral relations during her time in Algiers. The US Embassy will announce the new ambassador in the coming weeks.
