Mali-Algeria: Algerian Prime Minister in Bamako to Strengthen Warming Relations
Sifi Ghrieb traveled to Mali's capital on Monday, just weeks after his Malian counterpart Abdoulaye Maïga visited Algiers, as tensions between the two countries gradually ease.
Algerian Prime Minister Sifi Ghrieb traveled to Bamako on Monday, September 14, according to RFI. This visit follows a trip made on August 24 to Algiers by his Malian counterpart Abdoulaye Maïga.
According to RFI, the objective of this journey was to cement the warming of relations between the two capitals, after several months of tensions between Mali and Algeria.
The exchanges between the two governments, marked by reciprocal visits a few weeks apart, reflect a clear willingness on both sides to restart bilateral dialogue, according to the same source.
RFI does not specify in this excerpt the detailed content of the discussions or the concrete measures that could result from this meeting in Bamako.
Sources
- Mali: à Bamako, le Premier ministre algérien plaide pour un renforcement des relations entre les deux pays — RFI — Français
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