Bougali meets his Mexican counterpart in Geneva – New Algeria

Ibrahim Bougali met, President of the National People’s Assemblyin Geneva, Speaker of the Mexican House of Representatives, Marcela Girocaccio, on the sidelines of the 148th plenary session of the Inter-Parliamentary Union.

During the meeting, the two parties reviewed the reality of bilateral relations, discussed the level of cooperation that brings the two countries together at various levels, and also discussed ways to activate parliamentary diplomacy to raise it to the level of ambition of the two countries.

By the way, Boughali stressed that Algeria has made great strides after the many reforms initiated by the President of the Republic, Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, and reviewed the positive results achieved thanks to that, explaining in particular the opportunities afforded to women to hold important positions, especially in the fields of health and education.

For her part, the Speaker of the Mexican House of Representatives praised the strength of relations between the two countries and called for the opening of a political and parliamentary dialogue between the two countries to upgrade bilateral relations. She took the opportunity to address various topics, the most prominent of which was empowering women to access the horizons of political work.

Regarding the emergency item related to the ceasefire in Gaza, Ms. Girocatsio explained that her country explicitly affirmed that what is happening in the Gaza Strip is an unjust and unequal war and that a ceasefire has become inevitable.

In turn, he was praised Chairman of the Board Mexico’s position on the massacres committed by the Zionist occupation against the Palestinians, and he added that Algeria supports South Africa with regard to the emergency clause regarding Gaza, given its historical position in the International Court of Justice. He continued by stressing that the Security Council has become unable to find solutions to issues and conflicts in many regions, and therefore it has become It is necessary to reconsider the current international system