Khaberni - Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune confirmed on Saturday that "Algeria's relations are good with all Arab countries except for one small state (unmentioned) which always tries to stir up problems and interfere in the country's internal affairs"
During the regular media meeting, President Abdelmadjid Tebboune discussed several national, regional, and international issues.
Tebboune stated that "Algeria's relations with Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Kuwait, and Qatar are solid and more than brotherly; what affects Saudi Arabia necessarily affects us as we share a common history with them".
He added: "We share a great history with Egypt; President Sisi is like a brother to me. When Algeria was betrayed and attacked in 1963, the first to rush to help Algeria was the Egyptian army, and when Egypt needed military support, the late President Houari Boumediene was the first to respond and did not fall short in any respect".
The Algerian president explained that "Mauritania is free in its relations and we do not impose any conditions on our relations with countries; Algeria also has a shared history with Mali, although they refused Algerian mediation", warning Mali's leadership, saying: "But beware of being deceived by some malicious invitations".
Regarding Libya, President Tebboune affirmed that his country always strives to preserve Libya, calling for elections where the decision is made by the ballot box".
President Tebboune spoke about the extensive diplomatic activity led by Algeria with many brotherly and friendly countries and their development, such as Algerian-American relations, indicating that "Algeria has strong relations with the United States and the advisor Musa’ad Boules is well-acquainted with Africa and the Arab world".
He also extended a greeting to President of the France-Algeria Association Ségolène Royal who recently visited Algeria for her courage and frankness.
Concerning relations between Algeria and France, Tebboune said: "The conditions set by the French Interior Minister regarding his visit to Algeria concern him and not us, and no one who tries to belittle Algeria or attempt to insult it has been born yet (his mother has not yet given birth to him)".
