President of Algeria Teben's first visit to China to upgrade bilateral relations

President Abdelmajid Teben of President of Algeria paid a state visit to China this week (July 17-21). This year marks the 65th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Algeria. This visit is also the first visit to China by President Teben during his tenure. During the visit, what important consensus did China and Afghanistan reach and what signals were released? As both important developing countries and emerging market countries, how will China and Albania continue to work together and play a greater role on the international stage?
Over the course of five days, President Teben visited Beijing and Shenzhen successively. Intensive high-level interaction, top-level design and strategic planning for China Arab relations; Visiting Chinese enterprises, experiencing the vitality of China's economic development and technological innovation... Enriching the visit itinerary and reaping many practical achievements. China and Afghanistan have decided to further deepen the comprehensive strategic partnership between the two countries. The two countries have signed bilateral cooperation documents covering multiple fields such as agriculture, transportation, technology, and telecommunications, and are actively exploring more comprehensive and diverse areas of cooperation.
During his visit to Shenzhen, President Teben stated that Algeria is very willing to learn from China's experience. He specifically mentioned that he hopes to manufacture electric vehicles in Algeria and is willing to provide all cooperation convenience to Chinese friends.
Deepen mutual trust, expand cooperation, and enhance friendship
Algeria is the largest country in Africa and a "hub" country with triple attributes of Africa, Arabia, and the Mediterranean.
China and Algeria have a profound traditional friendship, and the multiple "firsts" in bilateral relations between China and Algeria witness the resilience and vitality of cooperation between the two countries: China is the first non Arab country to recognize Algeria. In 1963, China began sending foreign medical teams to Algeria, which was also the first medical team sent by China overseas. In 1971, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the "two Arab proposals" proposed by Algeria and other countries to restore the legitimate seat of the China in the United Nations. Since 2013, China has been Algeria's largest source of imports. Algeria is one of China's largest overseas engineering contracting markets. The Djamaa el Kebir contracted by a Chinese company has been printed with local currency as a new landmark of Algeria.
During President Teben's visit to China, the Algerian China Business Forum was held in Beijing. All leaders from various departments in Algeria, including energy, postal, industry, and trade, attended the meeting. Several high-level Algerian officials and heads of large enterprises attending this forum highly praised the current cooperation between China and Algeria in an interview with Blue Hall Observer, and expressed confidence and expectations for the future development of bilateral relations.
Taib Zituni, Minister of Trade and Export Promotion of Algeria, talked about the cooperation between the two countries under the framework of the "the Belt and Road" initiative. He said that under the framework of the "the Belt and Road" initiative, the promotion of various large-scale projects has brought prosperity and development to all parts of the world. Algeria actively participates in and benefits from the construction of the "the Belt and Road", and hopes to continue to strengthen cooperation in various fields with China to achieve mutual benefit and win-win results. Carmel Mula, chairman of Economy of Algeria Economic Revival Commission, said that China Arab cooperation has great potential in various fields, including science and technology, automobile, industry, agriculture, etc., and is very extensive. The Afghan side will invite