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U.S. ambassador absence in Algeria may last a year
A report indicates that the absence of the U.S. ambassador in Algeria may extend up to a full year. Chargé d'Affaires Mark Shapiro pointed out that the American administration will not be appointing a new ambassador at this time, and that the embassy will remain under the management of an acting chargé d'affaires for a possible period of up to a year. This comes amid ongoing Washington engagement with the Western Sahara issue, where the U.S. is acting as a mediator in negotiations between Morocco and the Polisario Front. Meanwhile, Algeria has shifted from its previous stance and has expressed openness to a U.S.- and UN-sponsored negotiation process. Washington’s statements affirm that it has the capacity to manage relations with Algeria without the need to appoint an ambassador, while simultaneously strengthening economic and security cooperation. At the same time, diplomatic activity regarding the Western Sahara issue is actively progressing under American sponsorship.
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