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Nigerien security expert Abdoul Aziz Garba Djibo described the arrival of the first Algerian army detachment in Niger as a strategic turning point in cooperation between the two countries to combat terrorism and cross-border threats and strengthen security along their 950-kilometer border. He said the partnership combines military coordination with the protection of economic projects, including the Kafra oil field, the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline and the Trans-Saharan Highway. He also noted that border-monitoring mechanisms and counterterrorism coordination had been reactivated. He added that the cooperation is based on the Joint Operational Staff Committee and a military cooperation protocol signed on October 21. Its aim is to support the security of Niger’s people, trade and investment while respecting the country’s sovereignty.
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