Algerian Senate President Azouz Nasseri met with Greek Parliament President Nikitas Kaklamanis, who is on an official visit to Algeria. Nasseri welcomed Kaklamanis, saying his visit reflects the shared desire to elevate Algerian-Greek relations and strengthen their historical friendship. He highlighted the existing cooperation between the two countries, which has been revitalized with the third session of the Algerian-Greek joint committee in Athens on July 19-20, 2026.
Nasseri called for investing in the opportunities and qualifications available to both countries, and for intensifying initiatives to translate their shared political will into concrete projects and partnerships, particularly in priority sectors such as energy, renewable energy, maritime transport, tourism, food industries, pharmaceutical industry, innovation, and start-ups. This would consolidate their integration, promote mutual interests, and open up broader prospects for economic operators in both countries.
Kaklamanis praised the strong relations between Algeria and Greece, highlighting the importance of parliamentary cooperation as a key factor in strengthening their rapprochement. The two officials discussed ways to enhance parliamentary relations, including increased communication, exchange of experiences, and activation of parliamentary friendship groups. This would establish a regular institutional dialogue and allow for more coordination on issues of mutual interest.
The discussions also covered regional and international issues of common concern, with both sides sharing their views on how to contribute to resolving crises and conflicts, and promoting international peace and security. They emphasized the importance of respecting the UN Charter, international law, and promoting dialogue and political solutions.
As a result of the talks, the two countries signed a protocol on parliamentary cooperation between the Algerian Senate and the Greek Parliament. The protocol aims to strengthen their bilateral ties and promote cooperation between their legislative bodies. Kaklamanis concluded his visit to the Senate by signing the guestbook, marking the occasion and symbolizing the strong friendship between Algeria and Greece.
The visit and the signed protocol demonstrate the commitment of both countries to strengthening their parliamentary cooperation and enhancing their bilateral relations. The two countries have a strong foundation for cooperation, with a long history of friendship and a shared desire to promote peace, stability, and prosperity in the region.
The enhanced cooperation between Algeria and Greece is expected to have a positive impact on their bilateral relations, and to contribute to promoting regional stability and prosperity. The two countries have a significant role to play in regional and international affairs, and their strengthened parliamentary cooperation will help to promote their shared interests and values.
Key points
- Algeria and Greece have signed a protocol to enhance their parliamentary cooperation and strengthen their bilateral ties.
- The two countries aim to promote cooperation in priority sectors such as energy, renewable energy, and maritime transport.
- The strengthened parliamentary cooperation is expected to contribute to promoting regional stability and prosperity.
