Pedro Sánchez Calls Algeria a Key Ally
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez affirmed that Spain considers Algeria "a strategic partner and a friendly country," as part of efforts to improve relations and strengthen bilateral cooperation. He explained that the relations, based on the Treaty of Friendship and Good Neighborhood, focus on enhancing political dialogue, with efforts to ensure the success of the upcoming eighth high-level meeting scheduled for next fall, aimed at boosting cooperation in areas such as security, illegal migration, and cultural exchange. Sánchez also recalled that Algeria became Spain’s primary natural gas supplier in 2020, and that the partnership goes beyond energy, with hopes for collaboration in fields like energy transition, innovation, and digitalization. He pointed out that Algeria serves as a gateway to Africa and plays a crucial role in stabilizing the Sahel region, while Spain remains a gateway to Europe, emphasizing the continued commitment to cooperation between the two countries.
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