 President of the Algerian Council of the Nation Azzouz Nasri welcomes Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh and Vietnamese delegation, November 20, 2025. (Photo: VGP/ Nhat Bac) |
The consensus was reached at a meeting in Algiers on Thursday between visiting Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh and President of the Algerian Council of the Nation Azzouz Nasri.
Mr. Chinh said 7 cooperation agreements were signed during his official visit to Algeria, covering trade, housing, urban planning, education, and business connections. He called on the Algerian legislature to continue supporting and creating a solid legal framework for bilateral cooperation, including the ratification of key foundational agreements.
The two leaders affirmed their strong commitment to promoting cultural, sports and artistic exchanges that honor the history and traditions of both peoples to strengthen mutual understanding. Mr. Nasri said he will continue to actively support the Vietnamese community in Algeria and help them stabilize their lives and serve as a bridge for friendship between the two nations.
 PM Pham Minh Chinh hold talks with President of the Algerian Council of the Nation Azzouz Nasri. (Photo: VOV) |
Earlier, Prime Minister Chinh met with Ibrahim Boughali, Speaker of the National People's Assembly of Algeria, where he urged the Algerian Lower House to ratify agreements that have been signed, especially those related to taxation, investment, and trade. He said Vietnam will soon invest in Algeria in banana, tea, rice, and seafood production, and asked the Algerian Lower House to help with land and water allocation.
PM Chinh called on Algeria to continue facilitating operations for the Viet Nam National Industry-Energy Group at the Bir Seba field. Building on this successful symbol of bilateral economic cooperation, he proposed expanding collaboration in oil and gas exploration, petrochemical production and processing, and polymer fiber production.
Assembly Speaker Boughali said the agreed-upon economic projects align with Algeria’s economic diversification policy and Vietnamese investors will receive special incentives. He said he wants to learn from Vietnam’s experience in reforming laws related to e-commerce and trade.
