Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune reiterated his country's sovereign constants, emphasizing that Algeria will never allow the presence of any foreign military base on its territory, regardless of the benefiting party. Tebboune clarified that this stance stems from the independence of Algeria's national decision, noting that his country manages its international relations based on the supreme interests of its people, away from military dependence on any external party.
In the context of discussing relations with Washington, the Algerian President indicated that bilateral ties with the United States are witnessing positive and continuous development, with these relations strengthening with every reciprocal official visit. Tebboune recalled the historical role Washington played in internationalizing the Algerian cause during the liberation revolution, affirming that the American side fully recognizes Algeria's strategic weight in the African continent.
Regarding economic investments, Tebboune revealed that American companies have already begun implementing investment projects within Algeria, reflecting increasing confidence in the local business climate. He affirmed that the Algerian state has overcome all obstacles and old ideological frameworks in order to achieve economic development, focusing on attracting investments that serve the interests of the Algerian citizen and support the national economy.
Despite the rapprochement with Western powers, President Tebboune stressed that Algeria remains loyal to its traditional alliances and will not abandon its historical friends, foremost among them Russia and China. He also praised relations with Islamic countries, describing Indonesia as a sister country, which reflects the balance of Algerian foreign policy and its ability to build bridges with various international poles without compromising its principles.
Regarding the Palestinian issue, Tebboune affirmed that global and regional stability will only be achieved through a just and comprehensive solution that guarantees the establishment of an independent Palestinian state on the June 4, 1967 borders. He considered this path to be the only way to end the state of tension in the Middle East, emphasizing that Palestinian rights are inalienable and cannot be bypassed in any future political settlement.
The Algerian President warned against attempts to liquidate the Palestinian issue through military force, describing what is happening as a 'peace of graves' which is nothing more than a war of genocide. He indicated that these practices will inevitably lead their perpetrators to the International Criminal Court, affirming that the Palestinian people exist and will not perish, and that Algeria will remain supportive of them in all circumstances and times.
Tebboune concluded his speech by indicating that the Algerian position supporting Palestine is clear and declared before the international community, including the United States, which fully understands the steadfastness of this position. He clarified that Algeria will continue to exercise its diplomatic role to push for justice for the Palestinian people, based on its belief that true peace is not built on the ruins of victims but on the restoration of legitimate rights.
The Palestinian problem will not find its way to a solution unless there is a Palestinian state on the 1967 borders, after which the world will be in a state of complete calm.
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Tebboune: Algeria Rejects Foreign Bases and Adheres to the Two-State Solution to End the Conflict