Algerian Senate President Azzouz Nasseri chaired a coordination meeting in Algiers for the joint parliamentary delegation, preparing for the 153rd Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) assembly and accompanying meetings in Arusha, Tanzania. The meetings are scheduled to take place next week. According to a statement from the Senate, Nasseri instructed the delegation to actively participate in the global parliamentary event.
The delegation will showcase Algeria's achievements and positions while proposing solutions to current challenges. This aligns with Algeria's foreign policy approaches and rich diplomatic history. The IPU assembly provides a platform for parliaments to discuss pressing global issues and exchange ideas. Algeria's participation reflects its commitment to international cooperation and dialogue.
The joint parliamentary delegation consists of various high-ranking officials. They include Senate President Azzouz Nasseri, Deputy Senate President Mohamed Arab Slimani, and Deputy Speaker of the National People's Assembly Mourad Boudne. Other members are Abdel Rahman Kenchoba, a senator and member of the IPU's Executive Committee, and Othmane Rachid, leader of the National Liberation Front parliamentary group.
The delegation also comprises Farida Abdi, a representative and member of the IPU's high-level advisory group on counter-terrorism and violent extremism. Additional members include Slimi Djalal, Secretary-General of the National People's Assembly, and Ahmed Jouahra, General Director of Administrative and Financial Services and Affairs of Senate members.
The upcoming IPU assembly in Tanzania offers an opportunity for Algeria to engage with the international parliamentary community. By sharing its experiences and perspectives, Algeria aims to contribute to global discussions on pressing issues. The country's participation demonstrates its commitment to multilateralism and cooperation.
Algeria's Senate President emphasized the importance of active participation in the event. He encouraged the delegation to present Algeria's positions and achievements while exploring solutions to current global challenges. This engagement reflects Algeria's ongoing efforts to strengthen its international partnerships and promote peace and stability.
The IPU assembly will bring together parliamentarians from around the world to discuss key issues and address pressing challenges. Algeria's delegation is well-positioned to contribute to these discussions, drawing on its rich history and diplomatic experience. By engaging with the international community, Algeria aims to promote its interests and foster greater cooperation.
Key points
- Algerian parliamentary delegation prepares for 153rd Inter-Parliamentary Union assembly in Tanzania.
- Delegation to showcase Algeria's achievements and positions while proposing solutions to current challenges.
- Algeria's participation reflects its commitment to international cooperation and dialogue.
