Gogel receives the Ambassador of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to Algeria – New Algeria

President received parliamentToday, Monday, Saleh Gojil, Ambassador of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to Algeria, Sharon WardleShe paid him a farewell visit upon the end of her duties in Algeria.

The meeting was an opportunity in which the two sides discussed the current bilateral relations between Algeria And the United Kingdom And based on respectStrategic dialogue Mutual benefit, and ways to enhance it through intensifying cooperation, especially in the economic field and trade exchanges, as well as upgrading its parliamentary side with all its diplomatic mechanisms.

The two parties reviewed the current international situation with its rapid transformations and the manifestations of violence, tension and borderlines that characterize it, and they exchanged views on many regional and international issues, most notably the tragic situation in Gaza and the territories. Palestinian The occupation, and the failure of the international community and its United Nations organization to put an end to the genocide committed by the Zionist occupation against the Palestinian people, and to end colonialism in Western Sahara.

The British Ambassador expressed her gratitude for the facilities she received from the Algerian authorities throughout her stay in Algeria, and for the results that her diplomatic experience yielded in her country, and stressed that her representation of her country allowed her to see closely the positive trend that our country is witnessing in all fields, and its commendable achievements, which In addition to the important role it plays in… Security Council International.

She also expressed her pride in her contribution to embodying many forms of joint cooperation between the two countries, in line with Britain’s keenness to deepen its constructive bilateral relations with Algeria, to make them more prominent, especially in the presence of stimulating potential.

On the other hand, the British Ambassador confirmed that… The Palestinian issue It requires an urgent solution, and the international community must move in this direction in order to end the conflict in the region and initiate its reconstruction and establish peace there.

For his part, Gojil stressed the openness of Algeria under the leadership of… president Abdelmadjid Tebboune, for all forms of cooperation with friendly countries, including the United Kingdom, whose relations with Algeria require strengthening the economic aspect so that it rises to the level of the distinguished political and humanitarian relations between them, especially in light of the economic renaissance that our country is witnessing, which is based on the knowledge economy and encouraging… Investment.

He explained Speaker of the National Assembly The international situation requires more vigilance, and Algeria’s positions in support of the rights of the Palestinian and Sahrawi peoples are renewed, and its continued struggle to resolve their issues in accordance with international legitimacy resolutions.

Gogel stressed Algeria’s rejection of all forms of interference in… Internal affairs of countries, and their opposition to the return of the abhorrent colonialism in disguise The extreme right And his hostile and exclusionary tendency, highlighting that achieving balance in international relations lies in embodying and renewing a principle Non-alignmentPointing out that the development of countries is inseparable from their humanity, and that defending the rights of peoples must be a priority in the policies of ancient countries.

At the conclusion of the visit, the two parties praised the level of distinguished partnership between the National Assembly and the Westminster Democracy Foundation, through the program to accompany the two chambers of Parliament to support… Parliamentary workIn cooperation with the Embassy of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland in Algeria, they called for preserving this exemplary experience and strengthening it with more communication and coordination mechanisms provided by parliamentary diplomacy.