President Tebboune: Sánchez’s Visit Opens New Prospects for Algerian-Spanish Partnership

Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune said on Monday that Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s visit to Algeria represents a key milestone reflecting the strong political will of both friendly countries to advance their mutually beneficial bilateral partnership.

Speaking at a joint press conference following talks at the Presidency of the Republic in Algiers, President Tebboune expressed his deep satisfaction with the productive discussions held with the Spanish prime minister.

He noted that the longstanding relations between Algeria and Spain are currently experiencing renewed momentum, clearly demonstrated by Sánchez’s working and friendship visit.

President Tebboune described the visit as an important step in preparations for the eighth Algerian-Spanish High-Level Meeting, which is scheduled to take place in October. The upcoming meeting is expected to provide a major opportunity to strengthen political dialogue and expand cooperation between the two countries.

According to the Algerian president, Sánchez’s visit reflects the shared determination of Algeria and Spain to give the necessary impetus to a partnership that offers clear advantages to both nations.

He explained that the new momentum characterizing bilateral relations is part of an encouraging process aimed at expanding and intensifying cooperation across several sectors.

President Tebboune added that stronger political relations between Algeria and Spain would also encourage business leaders, investors and economic operators from both countries to explore new opportunities and develop joint projects.

He stressed that the visit could open new prospects for reinforcing partnerships and benefiting from profitable investment opportunities serving the interests of both sides.

The talks between the two leaders form part of renewed efforts to consolidate relations between Algeria and Spain in all their dimensions. Sánchez received an official welcome in Algiers before holding one-on-one and expanded discussions with President Tebboune.

The visit marked an important step toward building a stronger, forward-looking partnership based on mutual respect, political dialogue, shared interests and sustainable economic cooperation.