Algeria is keen to accompany its national competencies residing abroad

The Secretary of State to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, in charge of the national community abroad, Sufyan Chaib, along with the Minister of Knowledge Economy, Emerging Enterprises and Micro-enterprises, Noureddine Wahid, in Algeria, supervised a virtual meeting via visual lecture technology, with a group of national competencies residing in the Scandinavian countries (Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden).

Representatives of the Ministry of Industry, the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, and the Algerian Investment Promotion Agency, according to a statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the National Community in the Gulf, and African Affairs.

This interactive meeting, added the ministry’s statement, “constituted a fruitful space for dialogue and exchange of opinions with our national competencies in the northern European countries, and listening to their proposals on the most effective ways to enhance their contribution to national development efforts.”

In this context, the Secretary of State reiterated “the constant keenness of the country’s highest authorities to accompany their national competencies residing abroad and encourage them in their endeavors aimed at employing their scientific expertise and harnessing their experiences in various fields to serve the development path, while urging them to seize the opportunities offered by the business and investment climate in Algeria, and the facilities and incentive measures it provides to support innovative projects and initiatives,” according to what It was stated in the statement.

Last week, the Secretary of State to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, in charge of the national community abroad, Sofiane Chaib, along with the Minister of Health, Mohamed Siddiq Ait Messaoudane, supervised a virtual meeting that brought them together with an elite group of Algerian doctors residing in several European countries, as a continuation of the series of periodic meetings with members of the Algerian community residing abroad in its various categories.

This meeting was an opportunity to involve elites and distinguished competencies of Algerian doctors residing abroad in discussing and discussing the reality and challenges of the health sector in Algeria, according to a statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the National Community Abroad, and African Affairs.

The meeting also made it possible, based on the same statement, to review the prospects for the involvement of competencies located abroad and specialized in the medical field in a way that enhances their contribution to the development of this vital and strategic sector in their home country.