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Malian PM Abdallah Meya visits Algeria to mend relations
The article discusses Malian Prime Minister Abdallah Maita's visit to Algeria, in an effort to restore and improve relations between the two countries after a long period of tension. The crisis began with the end of the peace agreement in Mali in 2015, and disagreements intensified following increased military operations in the north and mutual accusations of supporting terrorism and interfering in each other's internal affairs. Relations have been increasingly strained since Algeria shot down a Malian drone in March 2025, with accusations flying back and forth over support for armed groups and Mali accusing Algeria of backing terrorism. This has led to heightened diplomatic tensions, including aerial disputes and the exchange of ambassadors. Maita's visit comes after several contacts and decisions aimed at resuming diplomatic dialogue, including a message from Mali's transitional government to Algeria, in an effort to bring relations back to a normal course and achieve political understanding regarding the security and political tensions between the two nations.
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