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UAE responds to Algeria severing diplomatic ties

The UAE said it hopes a decision by the Algerian government to cut all diplomatic ties will be temporary. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement after Algeria said it was severing ties and had asked the Emirati ambassador to leave Algiers. Relations have been strained in recent years as the two countries took differing positions on regional issues. The UAE stressed that the situation…

UAE responds to Algeria severing diplomatic ties

The United Arab Emirates has expressed hope that Algeria's decision to terminate diplomatic relations will be temporary, according to a statement from the UAE's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Algeria announced the severing of ties, prompting the UAE ambassador to leave Algiers. The two nations have experienced strained relations in recent years due to differing viewpoints on regional matters.

Despite the severed ties, the UAE reassures the Algerian community living in the Emirates and visitors to the country that their status will not be affected. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized the UAE's ongoing commitment to fostering and enhancing relations with all countries, aiming to serve shared interests and promote mutual understanding, cooperation, and prosperity.

In response to the Algerian decision, the UAE reaffirms its hope that ties will not become permanent, with the intention of preserving the fraternal relations between the two nations. The ministry also expressed pride in the bonds that unite the two peoples, particularly through the Algerian community in the UAE and Algerian visitors to the country. The UAE remains dedicated to maintaining and strengthening these ties and shared interests.

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