President Taboun: The future of Africa depends on the collective ability of its countries to establish an integrated infrastructure – New Algeria

The President of the Republic, Abdel Majid Taboun, stressed that the future of the African continent depends on the collective ability of its countries to establish an integrated infrastructure.

During his supervision, the President of the Republic expressed the opening of the fourth edition of the African -African Trade Exhibition 2025 at the International Conference Center “Abdel Latif Rahal”, today, Thursday, his certainty that “the future of Africa, and as Algeria believes in, lies in the extent of the collective ability of its countries to establish an integrated infrastructure.”

In this regard, the President of the Republic highlighted the importance of creating an atmosphere for investment for the benefit of everyone, which is the goal whose achievement is related – as he said – by “redoubling efforts, mobilizing energies, and unifying the path to transforming the area African free trade To an actual development tool. ”

During his review of the desired goals behind this important economic event, he directed president To the participating African leaders and officials, calling on them to make the fourth edition of the African -African Trade Exhibition “a new starting point and a renewed covenant in which we put our hands in the hands of some to go with a steady steady pace for Africa, solidarity and prosperous.”

In this regard, the President of the Republic said: “Let Africa make its food itself and to continue and invest its wealth for the benefit of its sons and daughters and extract its position in the merit and merit of the world today and tomorrow.”

After stressing that “Africa is not a field of foreign weapons experiments”, the President of the Republic concluded that it “needs development, so whoever wants to stop immigration called + illegal + to help us invest and give job opportunities for African youth in order to suit the current conditions that clearly show the unfairness of the world against Africa.”