Arab League chief visits Algeria to discuss boosting joint Arab action

Arab League Secretary-General Nabil Fahmy visited the headquarters of the Algerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.

Fahmy met with Ahmed Attaf, Minister of State, Minister of Foreign Affairs, National Community Abroad, and African Affairs, for bilateral talks that addressed regional developments and ways to enhance coordination and consultation on Arab issues of mutual concern.

The secretary-general expressed his appreciation for Algeria's important role in supporting joint Arab action and its steadfast positions on Arab issues. He affirmed his commitment to strengthening cooperation and coordination with Algeria, benefiting from its political and diplomatic influence and strong presence in both the Arab and African contexts, to help boost the League's effectiveness in addressing regional crises.

For his part, Minister Ahmed Attaf praised the secretary-general's vision for revitalizing joint Arab action, including his call to shift from reactive to proactive approaches in addressing regional challenges.

The two sides also exchanged views on several regional issues, foremost among them the Palestinian cause, as well as the situations in Libya, Sudan, Lebanon, and Yemen, in addition to challenges facing Arab national security.

The secretary-general stressed the importance of intensifying political and diplomatic efforts to reach settlements that preserve the sovereignty, unity, and stability of Arab states, commending Algeria's role in promoting security and stability.

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The secretary-general also emphasized the importance of building on the close relationship between the League and Algeria, and intensifying consultation and coordination on regional files. He said this would create greater opportunities for joint efforts and progress in addressing Arab crises, and enhance the League's ability to fulfill its responsibilities in serving common Arab interests.