Algerian Foreign Minister Sabri Boukadoum affirmed his country’s keenness to achieve stability in Libya, with which it has long borders, noting that the return of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune from his medical trip will pave the way for the return of diplomatic activity on this path.
The Algerian minister added that “a number of issues deserve the presence of the president, and with his return, the pace will increase to meet all the challenges that Algeria faces today.”
Boukadoum stressed in press statements on the sidelines of the graduation of the 49th batch of the National School of Administration in Algiers, stressing their adherence to resolving the Libyan crisis and ending its conflicts peacefully, as part of their concern for the stability of neighboring countries.
