In an effort to enhance bilateral cooperation and strategic dialogue between Algeria and the United States, Algerian Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf recently met with U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Michele Sison. Their discussions focused on areas of mutual interest, notably the prospect of strengthening coordination between the two nations in various joint-affiliated international organizations and bodies, including the United Nations Human Rights Council and Security Council.
This important meeting took place at the headquarters of the Algerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the capital city, during Sison’s official visit to Algeria.
According to a statement from the Algerian Foreign Ministry, Sison expressed her sincere condolences to Algeria in light of the tragic fires that have recently devastated several Algerian states.
The statement also disclosed that they discussed the priorities of U.S. nominee Sarah Cleveland for the upcoming International Court of Justice election, scheduled to be held on November 9th at the United Nations.
In anticipation of Minister Attaf’s upcoming visit to Washington, the two dignitaries exchanged viewpoints on regional and international developments. They particularly discussed the crises in Libya, Mali, Sudan, and the Sahel region, along with the Palestinian issue.
In this context, Sison expressed the U.S.’s appreciation and support for Algeria’s efforts in fostering stability and development in its regional neighborhood and on the continent at large.
Both parties expressed a shared political will and a steadfast readiness to solidify consultation and coordination whenever necessary and possible. This commitment is aimed at contributing to negotiated peaceful solutions to crises, and also to boost the role of multilateral action in confronting comprehensive international challenges.
As such, this meeting serves as a testament to the growing strategic dialogue and cooperation between Algeria and the U.S., demonstrating the commitment of both nations to peace, stability, and development on the global stage.
