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Bangladesh Urges Algeria to Expand Energy Cooperation to Ensure Long-Term National Energy Security

State Minister for Foreign Affairs Humayun Kabir Urges Algerian Ambassador Abdelouahab Saidani to Strengthen Energy, Fertilizer, and Maritime Trade Ties

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Staff Reporter • 14 Oct • 2 min read

Bangladesh Urges Algeria to Expand Energy Cooperation to Ensure Long-Term National Energy Security
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Dhaka, where diplomatic discussions were held to strengthen energy and trade ties between Bangladesh and Algeria.

State Minister for Foreign Affairs Humayun Kabir has called upon Algeria to expand bilateral cooperation in the energy sector to ensure Bangladesh's long-term energy security, while exploring deeper partnerships across several strategic economic sectors.

The call was made during a courtesy call paid by Algerian Ambassador to Bangladesh Abdelouahab Saidani at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Dhaka on Tuesday (October 13, 2026). According to a press release issued by the Ministry, the State Minister reaffirmed the historic friendly relations between the two nations and expressed Bangladesh's keen interest in securing stable energy imports. Humayun Kabir also placed strong emphasis on expanding cooperation in the fertilizer sector to reinforce Bangladesh's food security.

During the meeting, both dignitaries discussed trade expansion, investment, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, shipbuilding, and maritime shipping services. Expressing a highly positive response to Bangladesh’s proposals, Ambassador Saidani reiterated Algeria’s commitment to deepening economic partnerships and highlighted the importance of high-level exchange visits and enhanced people-to-people contacts.

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