China and Algeria pledged to deepen their partnership during a high-profile meeting between Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Algerian counterpart Ahmed Attaf at the G20 Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Johannesburg. The two nations, bonded by decades of friendship since Algeria supported China's 1971 UN seat restoration, aim to expand collaboration in trade, tech, and global governance.
From Shared History to Shared Futures
Wang called Algeria a \"major African power\" and emphasized mutual support in safeguarding core interests. China backs Algeria's development goals and international influence, while Attaf praised China's \"steadfast support\" against external interference. 🤝
Trade & Tech Take Center Stage
With China now Algeria's top trading partner, both sides plan to accelerate investments in emerging industries like renewable energy and AI. Their joint economic commission recently mapped out eight key initiatives for 2024 – think solar farms meets smart cities! 🌆⚡
Attaf highlighted President Tebboune's 2023 China visit as a turning point, while Wang vowed to \"promote an equal multipolar world\" alongside Global South nations. Could this partnership reshape North-South dynamics? 🌐 Stay tuned!
