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Algeria and Iran have announced their commitment to intensifying efforts to halt the ongoing aggression in Gaza. This joint declaration was made during a high-level meeting between Algerian Foreign Minister Ramtane Lamamra and Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian. The two nations have vowed to strengthen their diplomatic and humanitarian support to address the escalating conflict in the region.
The agreement comes amidst heightened violence in Gaza, which has led to significant casualties and destruction. Both Algeria and Iran have expressed deep concern over the humanitarian crisis unfolding in the territory and have called for immediate action to cease hostilities and protect civilian lives.
Algeria, which has historically championed Palestinian rights and supported peace initiatives, has reiterated its commitment to seeking a resolution through international diplomatic channels. The country has also pledged to mobilize international support to pressure the involved parties towards a ceasefire and a return to negotiations.
Iran, known for its strong stance on Palestinian issues, has echoed Algeria’s sentiments, emphasizing the need for solidarity among Muslim-majority countries to address the conflict. Tehran has promised to increase its humanitarian aid and work closely with Algerian officials to coordinate efforts aimed at alleviating the suffering of Gaza’s residents.
Both nations have also called for a united front within the broader Arab and Muslim world to leverage diplomatic pressure on the international community. Their joint initiative underscores a broader push for a comprehensive solution that includes addressing the root causes of the conflict and advancing the prospects for lasting peace.
As the situation in Gaza remains dire, the enhanced collaboration between Algeria and Iran highlights a significant effort to address the crisis through increased diplomatic engagement and humanitarian aid.