Algeria: Prime Minister Visits Bamako
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Algerian Prime Minister Sifi Ghrieb began on Monday a visit to Bamako, Mali, a new sign of rapprochement between the two countries. Relations between the two neighbours had deteriorated sharply after the destruction, in early April 2025, by the Algerian army, of a Malian drone near Tin Zaoutine, on the border between the two countries.
Malian president and Algerian prime minister discuss regional security issues
In Bamako, Mali’s transitional president, General Assimi Goïta, discussed regional security issues with Algerian Prime Minister Sifi Ghrieb. This was reported by the Malian President’s Office on 14 September.[The parties] exchanged views...
Three weeks after the displacement of his Malian counterpart in Algiers, Sifi Ghrieb is expected in Mali, where he must meet with the head of the ruling junta, General Assimi Goïta, on Monday, 14 September. It remains to be seen whether, after several months of interference, this diplomatic ballet will lead to a real warming of relations between the two capitals.
Algeria - In a visit drawing on the normalization of relations, the Algerian Prime Minister, Sevi Ghraib, on Monday, in the financial capital of Bamako, made a friendly visit to the Republic of Mali, the first Algerian Minister to Mali since Asimi Guita took power in Bamako.
The Prime Minister, Sifi Ghrieb, stressed this Monday from Bamako the readiness of Algeria to initiate the reactivation of the mechanisms of institutional cooperation, in line with the demands of the current stage, indicating that the friendship visit he is carrying out in Mali, on instructions from the President of the Republic, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, ... Read more
Charged by the President of the Republic, Mr Abdelmadjid Tebboune, Prime Minister, Mr Sifi Ghrieb, arrived in Bamako on Monday as part of a friendly visit to the Republic of Mali. This visit is part of the new dynamic of bilateral relations and reflects the common will of the leaders of the two [...]
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