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Algeria Affirms Neighborly Relations and Rejects Terrorism
President Abdel Madjid Tebboune confirmed that Algeria has no intention of harming its neighbors and is committed to maintaining strong relations with Arab and African countries. He emphasized that terrorism is neither a legacy nor an inevitable fate in Africa but has been fabricated through collusion with external powers. He explained that Algeria faces terrorist threats from small states that incite unrest in the region, and historically, it cut ties with certain entities that cause bloodshed and strife. He also reiterated that Algeria is a peaceful nation and acts as a trusted partner for the United Nations, seeking assistance in resolving Middle Eastern issues while respecting the sovereignty of its neighbors. He affirmed that Algeria maintains good relations with Europe and is working to review its partnership agreement with the European Union to reflect its economic diversification efforts, negotiating to improve exports to European markets, including construction materials and agricultural products. Additionally, he stated that Algeria has not asked France for a share of visas or reparations, emphasizing that France remains a friendly country despite existing disagreements.
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