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President Tebboune Calls for Russian Investment in Key Sectors

Algeria has called on Russian partners to invest in its vital energy, mining, and agriculture sectors, reaffirming a solid historical partnership during the Russia-Africa Summit. The two nations also highlighted their long-standing cooperation within OPEC+ and the Gas Exporting Countries Forum.

President Tebboune Calls for Russian Investment in Key Sectors

A message from Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, delivered by the Prime Minister at the Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow, underscored Algeria's position as a sincere and reliable partner. The message reaffirmed the deep-rooted historical relations between Algeria and Russia, emphasizing their commitment to fostering fruitful and sustainable cooperation that serves mutual interests. This engagement highlighted the importance of international relations built on equality, mutual respect, and shared objectives, moving away from unilateral approaches.

A key element of Algeria's address was a direct invitation extended to Russian partners, including government entities and economic operators, to invest in Algeria's vital economic sectors. These include energy, mining, agriculture, digital transformation, and infrastructure. This call for investment builds upon a foundation of long-standing cooperation between the two nations within prominent international bodies such as OPEC+ and the Gas Exporting Countries Forum, demonstrating a coordinated approach to global energy markets.

Algeria further emphasized its ongoing efforts to implement major structural projects, transitioning from conceptualization to tangible field execution. Notable initiatives include the Algerian section of the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline, which connects Algeria, Niger, and Nigeria, and aims to enhance regional and international energy security. Other significant projects highlighted were the Trans-Saharan Road, designed to open new trade avenues, and the Trans-Saharan Optical Fiber project, intended to bridge the digital divide across the continent. These endeavors are central to Algeria's strategy for continental integration and economic development, reinforcing the benefits of strategic international partnerships.

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