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The article discusses efforts to rekindle relations between Algeria and Spain following a diplomatic crisis that has persisted since March 2022. The crisis began when Madrid announced its support for the autonomy proposal for Western Sahara, which angered Algeria, prompting it to withdraw its ambassador and suspend the friendship treaty. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's visit to Algeria aimed to strengthen economic and political cooperation, despite ongoing disagreements over the Western Sahara issue. Data shows that Spanish exports declined from approximately 1.9 billion euros in 2021 to 330 million euros in 2023, motivating both parties to improve relations—especially given their mutual need to secure energy supplies and diversify partnerships. Although the political disagreement remains, geopolitical and economic interests have compelled the resumption of dialogue, with a focus on developing bilateral cooperation in security and economic sectors.
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