Algerian Minister of State and Dean of the University of Algiers, Sheikh Mohammed El Mamoum Al Qasimi Al Hassani, met with Indonesian Ambassador to Algeria, Yusrin Bahaa El Din Ambari, at the University of Algiers. The meeting focused on strengthening scientific and cultural cooperation, activating religious diplomacy, and promoting a moderate religious reference. The two parties discussed ways to enhance ties between the two countries.
The Dean of the University of Algiers highlighted the deep historical ties between Algeria and Indonesia, dating back to the country's liberation struggle. He recalled Indonesia's support for Algeria, particularly after the 1955 Bandung Conference, which marked the beginning of internationalization of the Algerian cause. The Dean also praised Indonesia's position in the Islamic world as the most populous country, embodying the values of Islamic moderation and tolerance.
Sheikh Al Qasimi outlined the mission of the University of Algiers, which is to serve as a comprehensive cultural institution promoting a unified religious reference. He emphasized the importance of religious diplomacy in promoting coexistence and peace, particularly in Africa and the Sahel region. The Dean also stressed the need to unite efforts to protect shared moral and humanitarian values, and reiterated Algeria's unwavering stance in support of the Palestinian cause.
Ambassador Ambari expressed his pleasure and appreciation for being at the University of Algiers, a cultural institution. He emphasized Indonesia's commitment to strengthening bilateral relations and activating areas of intellectual and advocacy cooperation between the University of Algiers and Indonesian scientific and religious institutions. This cooperation aims to serve the interests of the Islamic nation.
The meeting between the two parties comes as part of efforts to strengthen ties between Algeria and Indonesia. The two countries have a long history of cooperation, particularly in the fields of science, culture, and religion. The University of Algiers has been at the forefront of promoting Islamic values and moderation.
The discussion between Sheikh Al Qasimi and Ambassador Ambari also touched on the role of religious institutions in promoting peace and stability. The two parties agreed on the need for continued dialogue and cooperation to address common challenges facing the Islamic world. They also exchanged gifts as a symbol of their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations.
The meeting between Algeria and Indonesia is expected to yield positive results, particularly in the fields of scientific and cultural cooperation. The two countries are expected to sign agreements to enhance cooperation in the coming months. This development is seen as a significant step towards strengthening ties between the two countries and promoting peace and stability in the region.
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- Algeria and Indonesia to strengthen scientific and cultural cooperation.
