Illegal exfiltration of Algerian national Amira Bouraoui: Would Algerian-Tunisian relations be affected?
ALGIERS- President of Republic Abdelmadjid Tebboune held, Tuesday, phone talks with his brother the president of the Tunisian Republic, Kais Saied, during which they raised the strong relations between the two countries, the presidency of the Republic said in a statement.
The two Presidents also discussed “bilateral issues of common interest”, added the same source.
Would Algerian-Tunisian relations be affected by illegal exfiltration of Algerian national Amira Bouraoui from Tunisia and France?
The Communication Minister Mohamed Bouslimani affirmed, on Saturday, that “the relations between Algeria and Tunisia have been so consolidated, in particular these last three years, that they will never be shaken by the gesticulations media outlets with explicit objectives orchestrated by French media which still do not admit, nor their sponsors for that matter, that Algeria is sovereign in its decisions”.
“Algeria has chosen to be alongside Tunisia in every sense of the word,” he continued.
“After the desperate attempts of the French press to exploit the shameful affair of the exfiltrated Bouraoui, with the aim of destabilizing the strong and fraternal relations between Algeria and Tunisia, the President of the Republic Abdelmadjid Tebboune had urged, as part of the strengthening of ties between the two peoples, to facilitate the access of Tunisian citizens to Algeria via the border posts, and, thus, has closed the door to any attempt”.
