Attaf, Senior US Advisor Review Bilateral Ties in New York

Algerian Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf recently held discussions in New York with Massad Boulos, the US President's Senior Advisor for Arab and African Affairs. The meeting, which took place on the sidelines of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly's high-level week, covered the state of bilateral relations between Algeria and the United States, alongside various regional and international matters of mutual interest.

During their exchange, both parties acknowledged the positive momentum in Algerian-American relations. They explored avenues to elevate these ties towards broader prospects, specifically identifying key areas such as energy, economy, and bilateral trade for enhanced cooperation. The commitment to strengthening economic and commercial exchanges reflects a shared interest in deepening the partnership.

Further discussions centered on several pressing international and regional issues, including the situations in Libya, Sudan, and the Gulf region. Minister Attaf and Senior Advisor Boulos underscored the imperative of collaborative efforts to identify and implement solutions to the ongoing crises impacting these areas, highlighting a mutual concern for regional stability.

A significant part of the dialogue addressed developments concerning the Western Sahara file. Minister Attaf and Senior Advisor Boulos agreed to maintain continuous consultation and coordination on this specific issue. This agreement signals the ongoing diplomatic engagement between Algeria and the United States on regional peace and security matters.