Fahmy made the remarks during an official visit to Algeria on Tuesday, November 10, where he met President Abdelmadjid Tebboune and held discussions with Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf on regional developments and ways to improve coordination among Arab countries.
According to reports on the meetings, President Tebboune reaffirmed Algeria’s commitment to the Arab League and expressed the country's readiness to be a principal partner in efforts to advance Arab interests, promote stability and support the development of the region, in accordance with international law and respect for national sovereignty.
During his meeting with Attaf, Fahmy emphasized the importance of strengthening cooperation between Algeria and the Arab League Secretariat. He said Algeria’s diplomatic influence and presence in both Arab and African affairs could contribute to improving the League’s effectiveness in addressing regional challenges.
The discussions covered the Palestinian question and developments in Libya, Sudan, Lebanon and Yemen, as well as broader challenges to Arab national security.
Attaf welcomed Fahmy’s vision for revitalizing joint Arab action, particularly the proposal to move beyond reactive responses towards more proactive approaches to regional challenges. The visit comes as the Arab League faces continued pressure to demonstrate a more effective role in addressing conflicts and political instability across the region.
Fahmy’s engagement with Algerian leaders forms part of broader efforts to strengthen consultation among member states and build support for a more coordinated approach to regional issues.
Both sides underscored the importance of political and diplomatic solutions that preserve the sovereignty, unity and stability of Arab states.
