Algeria and Lebanon agree to revitalize and expand bilateral relations
BEIRUT – Algerian Minister of State and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ahmed Attaf, made a statement on Sunday, following his meeting with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, reaffirming Algeria’s unwavering support for Lebanon in both good and bad times.
Attaf explained that he had been entrusted by President Abdelmadjid Tebboune with a mission as a special envoy to deliver a written message to President Aoun.
He also extended, on behalf of President Tebboune, heartfelt congratulations to Joseph Aoun on his election as President of the Lebanese Republic and the completion of the government formation process, wishing Lebanon success and prosperity.
“Lebanon is going through a critical phase in its history—one that involves strengthening institutions, revitalizing the economy, and restoring security.” He said, adding that “throughout these stages, Algeria will remain steadfastly by Lebanon’s side.”
During the meeting, Attaf and President Aoun discussed bilateral relations, agreeing on the need to give them fresh momentum and broader scope. Moreover, the two sides touched upon Algeria’s membership in the UN Security Council and the country’s readiness to support Lebanon on all matters related to the Lebanese file within the Council.
Additionally, Attaf noted that they discussed upcoming Arab events and agreed on the importance of continuous coordination and consultation between Algeria and Lebanon to ensure the success of these efforts.
