Tunisian President Calls Algerian Counterpart to Offer Condolences After Boumerdès Tragedy

Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune received a phone call on Friday from his Tunisian counterpart, President Kais Saied, who expressed his sincere condolences following the tragic road accident that occurred in Boumerdès and claimed the lives of several Algerian citizens.

According to a statement from the Algerian Presidency, President Saied conveyed his heartfelt sympathy to President Tebboune and to the Algerian people, sharing in their grief during this difficult moment. The call reflected the strong sense of solidarity and brotherhood between the two neighboring nations.

The official statement read: “The President of the Republic, Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, received a phone call from his brother, Mr. Kais Saied, President of the sister Republic of Tunisia, who extended his sincere condolences to him and to the Algerian people following the tragic accident that led to the loss of Algerian lives today.”

During the conversation, both leaders also discussed the excellent bilateral relations between Algeria and Tunisia, reaffirming the depth of cooperation and mutual respect that binds the two countries. They concluded the call by expressing their wishes for continued prosperity, progress, and well-being for both the Algerian and Tunisian peoples.

President Tebboune, in turn, thanked President Saied for his noble sentiments and solidarity, expressing his hopes for further growth and development for Tunisia and its people.

This exchange highlights the enduring ties of friendship and support between Algeria and Tunisia, especially in times of hardship and mourning.