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Sellal receives Borge Brende March 2015ALGIERS- Prime Minister Abdelmalek Sellal received Sunday, in Algiers, the Norwegian minister of Foreign Affairs Borge Brende, who is on a working visit to Algeria.

The audience took place in the presence of Foreign Minister Ramtane Lamamra and minister for Maghreb and African Affairs Messahel.

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Lamamra Brende Algiers MFAALGER - La Norvège félicite l'Algérie pour son leadership qui a réussi à faire aboutir les négociations entre les parties maliennes, ainsi que pour son approche pour la résolution de la crise libyenne, a souligné, samedi soir à Alger, le ministre norvégien des Affaires étrangères, Børge Brende.

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MFA AlgiersALGIERS - Algeria has officially contacted the General Secretary of the Arab Maghreb Union (AMU) to convene "within shortened deadlines" a meeting of the Union’s Foreign Affairs Ministers Council, the Foreign Ministry said Thursday in a communiqué.

“Algeria has officially contacted the Secretary-General of the Arab Maghreb Union, to convene within the shortest deadlines a meeting of Council of Foreign Ministers of AMU,” the statement says adding that “the request was communicated to the Foreign Ministers of the member States of the Union.”.

This initiative “is in line with the intimate conviction and many times expressed by Algeria of the need to revive the building of the Maghreb and the reactivation of its bodies,” said the source.

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Messahel CICALGIERS - Algeria which makes "huge efforts" to ensure the security of its territory and borders is willing to share with all the countries of the region and the international community its experience in combating terrorism, Foreign Minister Abdelkader Messahel said Tuesday in Algiers.

"Algeria is making substantial efforts to guarantee the security of its territory and its borders, and will spare no efforts to share with all the countries of the region and the international community its (counterterrorism) experience as part of the bilateral, regional and international cooperation programmes," he told the opening meeting of the 2nd session of the Working Group of the Global Counter-Terrorism Forum (GCTF) on the capacity building in the West Africa region.

The Minister added that Algeria was honoured to give its "modest contribution" to the collective effort for peace, security and stability in the West Africa and in Africa, which is directly threatened by expanding terrorism.

For Messahel, the joint fight against terrorism and violent extremism has strengthened through the significant efforts made for this purpose, as part of the "regional and multinational frameworks of cooperation, like the Global Counterterrorism Forum or the African Union."

"The knowledge of the terrorist and extremist evil improved, despite its remarkable capacity of mutation and innovation," he said.

The 2nd session of the Working Group of the Global Counter - Terrorism Forum (GCTF) on the capacity building in the West Africa region reflects the participants’ belief in the need to consolidate the bilateral, regional and international cooperation.

It also showed that participants have “appropriately measured” the terrorist threat to the individual and collective security in the West Africa region and that they are willing to contribute to this joint fight against terrorism in its dimensions "in compliance with our sovereignties."

For Messahel, more countries are feeling the "multiform causes and dangerous impacts" of radicalization and violent extremism, and respond by preventing radicalization and violent extremism through appropriate plans and laws.”

More than 100 experts in prevention and fight against terrorism and extremism representing GCTF member countries, West African nations as well as international and regional organizations, including the United Nations, the African Union, the Arab League, the Islamic Cooperation Organization, the European Union (EU), Afripol, Europol and Interpol will take part in the GCTF meeting and the (West African) Police Cooperation workshop.

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ALGIERS - The 2nd International Conference of African NGOs, members of the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), will take place in Algiers from Monday 19th to Wednesday 21st november 2018 with the participation of about 300 representatives of 30 African countries who will discuss the migration crisis in Africa. the Conference is under the theme :"Engage Africa in the face of the migration crisis".

 read more: Algiers Conference sets framework of fight against illegal migration

  1. تحويل مصالح سفارة الجزائر
  2. closure of the Embassy on Tuesday 1st January 2019
  3. les services de l’Ambassade d’Algérie à Oslo vont emménager, à compter du jeudi 27 décembre 2018, vers l’adresse suivante : Sigurd Syrs Gate 2, Skøyen 0273 Oslo
  4. Embassy closure on November 20th 2018

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