Algeria and Senegal reaffirm sovereignty
Algeria and Senegal emphasized the importance of strengthening consultation between them on issues of peace and security, regional integration, while upholding the sovereignty and independence of states and the integrity of their territories. They supported the development of African solutions for African problems through appropriate mechanisms. The two sides agreed to intensify cooperation in combating terrorism, extremism, organized crime, and securing borders, by enhancing capabilities and exchanging expertise. They also reaffirmed their support for the Palestinian cause and the right of the Palestinian people to self-determination and establishing their independent state, while working to reform the United Nations system and the international financial system to better represent Africa. As a result of the sixth session of the joint committee, 15 agreements and memoranda of understanding were signed to strengthen legal relations between the two countries, with an emphasis on activating economic cooperation and leveraging their historical partnership to build a more sustainable relationship through joint projects and investments. The focus remains on enhancing cultural ties and African collaboration.
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