Algeria’s Prime Minister, Mr. Sifi Ghrieb, concluded his official visit to Niamey on Wednesday, marking the end of a two-day diplomatic mission focused on strengthening bilateral ties and energy cooperation between Algeria and the Niger.

The high-profile visit culminated in the inauguration of the Algéro-Nigerien Solidarity Power Plant, a 40-megawatt facility generously gifted by Algeria to support Niger’s infrastructure development and energy security. The project underscores the deep fraternal bonds and commitment to mutual growth shared by both nations.

key moments of the visit

The Prime Minister, representing President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, co-chaired the inauguration ceremony alongside Niger’s Prime Minister, Mr. Ali Lamine Zeine Mahaman. The event highlighted the successful collaboration between the two countries in the energy sector, with dignitaries from both governments in attendance.

Ahead of the inauguration, Mr. Sifi Ghrieb was received by Niger’s Head of State, General Abdourahamane Tiani, to whom he conveyed the warm greetings and unwavering support of Algeria’s President. Discussions emphasized the importance of solidarity, cooperation, and shared progress in fostering long-term stability and development in the region.

The Prime Minister’s departure from Niamey was marked by a formal farewell at the city’s international airport, where he was greeted by Niger’s Prime Minister and Algeria’s Ambassador to Niger, Mr. Ahmed Saadi.