Mauritanian Foreign Minister Mohamed Salem Ould Merzoug received the Algerian ambassador in Nouakchott on Wednesday, April 24. The focus of the conversation between the two sides was “reputable cooperative relations between the two brotherly countries and ways to strengthen and develop them.” We also discussed issues of mutual interest”, wrote the head of diplomacy on the X platform.
The meeting comes three days after a summit in Tunis between Algeria, Tunisia and Libya, marked by the absence of Mauritania. The final statement of the conclave, on April 22, contained an appeal to Mauritania, confirming the readiness of the three countries “to be open to any sincere political will that shares the same constructive common priorities to advance and enrich this action of the common collective and deepening understanding and cooperation to serve security, stability and development of the region and distanced it from axial politics and the danger of foreign interference.
A day after the summit in Tunis, the president of the Libyan Presidential Council sent a written message to King Mohammed VI.
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