Algiers: A group of Algerian parliament members, scholars, analysts, and prominent media personalities have emphasized the significance of the state visit by His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik to Algeria today. This visit aligns with ongoing economic and political changes on a global scale and is expected to foster economic collaboration between the two nations, alongside discussions on political matters.
Dr. Ali Mohammed Rabiej, an academic and parliament representative, stated that this visit would greatly influence the bilateral relations by addressing various issues pertinent to Arab nations, including the Palestinian cause, as well as bilateral investments and knowledge transfers. He noted that this visit could enhance cooperation and expand their partnership into new territories.
Dr. Zuhair Bu Omama, a professor specializing in political science and international relations, shared his enthusiasm along with the Algerian populace regarding the Sultan's visit. He indicated that the visit symbolizes the solid fraternal ties between both nations, which have made substantial contributions on regional and global platforms.
He remarked on the combined efforts of both countries in addressing several crises at the regional and international levels. Additionally, he highlighted the Sultanate of Oman's persistent endeavors in helping resolve regional conflicts.
He also emphasized the commitment of the leaders from both nations to enhance dialogue and cooperation, making their relationship a model for other Arab countries.
He remarked that this visit would serve as a platform for the leaders to exchange perspectives on important regional and global challenges.
Amroun Mohammed, the chairman of the Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation, and Algerian Community Abroad Committee within the National People’s Assembly, pointed out that His Majesty's visit occurs less than a year after Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune's trip to the Sultanate of Oman.
He asserted that this visit reaffirms the fruitful outcome of President Tebboune's earlier visit to Oman.
Journalist and researcher Ghadir Siham remarked that His Majesty's visit is historically significant, marking the first of its kind in 52 years.
She noted that the relationship between the two nations has witnessed extraordinary advancements, highlighted by the mutual visits and communications exchanged by officials from both sides.
Faisal Sarai, the chief editor of Al Youm newspaper in Algeria, mentioned that a number of agreements have been signed between the two nations, particularly concerning energy and other sectors.
Widad Al Hajj, editor-in-chief of Al Wasat newspaper, stated that His Majesty's visit presents an opportunity to enhance the multifaceted relationships between both countries.
Media personality Abdulghani Khafash commented that the relationship is founded on mutual respect and shared perspectives regarding several critical issues.
Various media representatives discussed the importance of Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune's trip to the Sultanate of Oman along with his delegation. They highlighted topics such as the progress, security, and stability within the Sultanate of Oman, the nation's foreign policy grounded in mutual respect, and the prospects for enhancing relations between Oman and Algeria, among other subjects.
