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The Minister of Foreign Affairs and the National Community Abroad, Ahmed Attaf, highlighted, this Wednesday, the convergence of the positions of Algeria and the Sultanate of Oman on major issues inherent to the Arab World, in headed by the Palestinian cause, welcoming the success of economic cooperation between the two countries.
At the opening of the work of the 8th session of the Algerian-Omani Joint Commission in Algiers, Attaf welcomed “the promising and beneficial dynamic that Algerian-Omani relations have experienced in recent times, which bodes well for good prospects that we we wish to explore in the best possible way, in the service of our bilateral relations and the causes of our Arab-Muslim Nation.”
“Thanks to this dynamic, we are meeting today on the occasion of the holding of the 8e Joint Commission, with a common roadmap with clear outlines, targeted content and well-defined purposes, in concert between the leaders of our two brother countries, the President of the Republic, Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, and his brother, His Majesty Sultan Haïtham bin Tariq Al-Said”, specified Mr. Attaf, adding that “our will is common and our objective is the same, namely to raise Algerian-Omani relations, in all their dimensions, political, economic, social and cultural, at the highest possible levels and at the most desired ranks.”
In this sense, the minister welcomed the “exceptional level reached by the traditions of political consultation and coordination between our two brother countries, at different levels and on all levels”. Attaf also welcomed, “the convergence of positions harmonious relations between the two countries concerning the major issues inherent to our Arab region, at the head of which is the Palestinian cause that Algeria and the Sultan of Oman have always supported and defended, particularly in this difficult ordeal that our brothers are going through. Ghaza, due to the Zionist aggression which still continues.
“This convergence and cohesion are not foreign to our two countries which, steeped in the principles of international law, reject the policies of axes and alliances, and always work to contribute to the resolution of conflicts and disagreements, by promoting solutions political and peaceful,” he continued.
Furthermore, Attaf welcomed the success of economic cooperation between the two countries, in particular the exemplary partnership in the field of fertilizer production, a partnership that the two countries intend to strengthen and expand to other areas, like renewable energies (EnR), Saharan agriculture, the pharmaceutical industry, mining resources, and many other areas listed as priorities of the two countries.