Algerian Minister of State, Minister of Foreign Affairs, National Community Abroad, and African Affairs, Ahmed Attaf, paid an official visit to N'Djamena, Chad, where he was received by Chadian President, Marshal Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno. During the meeting, Attaf handed over a letter from Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune to the Chadian leader. The two leaders discussed the state of bilateral relations, which they described as being in good health.
Attaf stated that he had the privilege of being received by President Déby Itno, to whom he delivered the letter from President Tebboune. He described the meeting as an excellent opportunity to review the current state of Algerian-Chadian relations. According to Attaf, both leaders shared a positive assessment of the relations between the two countries, noting that they are progressing well.
The Algerian minister emphasized that his visit aimed to evaluate the implementation of 27 agreements signed between Algeria and Chad. He revealed that the execution of these agreements is moving in the right direction. Attaf highlighted the recent meetings between the two heads of state, including the second meeting that led to the signing of the 27 agreements.
During his visit, Attaf discussed the situation in the Sahel-Saharan region with President Déby Itno. They shared concerns about the challenges facing the region, including development, security, and stability. Attaf stressed that Algeria and Chad are working together to address these challenges and unlock the region's potential for prosperity and development.
The 27 agreements signed between Algeria and Chad cover various areas of cooperation. While specific details about the agreements were not provided, Attaf's statements suggest that they are comprehensive and aimed at strengthening bilateral ties. The Algerian government has expressed its commitment to implementing these agreements, which is expected to boost cooperation between the two nations.
President Déby Itno and President Tebboune have held two recent meetings, which have contributed to strengthening relations between Algeria and Chad. The meetings have provided a platform for the two leaders to discuss issues of mutual interest and explore opportunities for cooperation. Attaf's visit is seen as a follow-up to these meetings, aimed at ensuring the effective implementation of the agreements signed.
The visit by Ahmed Attaf to Chad demonstrates Algeria's commitment to fostering strong relations with its African neighbors. The two countries share a common goal of promoting regional stability, security, and development. By working together, Algeria and Chad aim to address the challenges facing the Sahel-Saharan region and unlock new opportunities for cooperation and growth.
Key points
- Algeria and Chad have signed 27 agreements to strengthen bilateral cooperation.
