Attaf reçoit un appel téléphonique de son homologue indien
Algeria and India Strengthen Bilateral Relations Amid Recent Events
Overview
On Tuesday, Algeria’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Ahmed Attaf, received a phone call from India’s Foreign Minister, Subrahmanyam Jaishankar. The conversation focused on enhancing the bilateral relations between Algeria and India, showcasing their commitment to collaboration following the recent state visit of the Indian President to Algeria in October 2024.
Key Points from the Conversation
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Bilateral Relations: The two ministers engaged in discussions about the current state of relations between their countries. They explored avenues to reinforce cooperation, particularly in light of outcomes from the recent high-level state visit. The ministers highlighted the upcoming joint government commission meeting, which aims to further solidify their diplomatic ties.
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Condemnation of Terrorism: During the call, Minister Attaf took a moment to address the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam, India, which resulted in the loss of civilian lives and numerous injuries. He unequivocally condemned the violence and expressed his condolences to Minister Jaishankar, as well as to the families of the victims. Attaf’s response reflects Algeria’s stance on global terrorism and its implications for both nations.
- Call for Stability: Attaf emphasized the necessity of maintaining security and stability within the region. He advocated for dialogue, restraint, and peaceful resolutions to conflicts, regardless of their complexity. This aligns with Algeria’s broader diplomatic approach towards conflict resolution and regional stability.
Conclusion
The exchange between Ahmed Attaf and Subrahmanyam Jaishankar marks a significant step in enhancing Algeria-India relations. With a focus on collaboration and mutual support, particularly in the face of pressing security issues, both nations are gearing up for a future defined by strengthened ties and shared objectives. As they prepare for upcoming bilateral engagements, the commitment to dialogue and diplomatic solutions remains central to their interactions.
