Key world events and their developments ·
Tunisian institutions are taking part in an innovation and technology demonstration in the Italian capital of Rome to explore investment opportunities and showcase digital solutions in the fields of artificial intelligence.
Russian Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration Maxim Orshkin announced his country's readiness to expand economic partnership and energy projects with Tunisia. The Russian official stressed Moscow's openness to Tunisian proposals aimed at supporting trade exchanges and developing areas of joint strategic cooperation between the two countries.
The Government and the United Nations have held a joint workshop to set the axes of strategic cooperation for the period 2027-2031. The new partnership is based on three main axes including human capital development, social inclusion and the promotion of sustainable development.
Algeria's tonnes of natural gas imports have increased by 23 percent to cover the growing needs of domestic consumption. This rise coincides with a continuous gradual decline in the levels of production of local fields, most notably the Maskar, Hydropal and Narva fields.
The French judiciary has decided to temporarily suspend the investigation with the accused of carrying out an armed attack in the two cities of Terre-et-Loire. El Fahs confirmed that he suffered from a psychiatric disorder which required him to be transferred to a Paris police hospital unit for monitoring after testing his condition.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Muhammad Ali Nafthi is discussing with Algerian President Abd al-Majid the security and border coordination and political settlement path in Libya.
The head of Libya's National Unity Government, Abdul Hamid al-Dabiba, reaffirms his country's rejection of U.S. President Donald Trump's statements in which he described countries including Libya as pro-terrorist.
The Algerian National Council voted unanimously on a decision to send units of the Algerian army to Niger. The decision is aimed at securing and protecting vital oil facilities within Nigerian territory amid current security developments.
Donald Trump during an election rally in Georgia asked why immigrants from Libya, Yemen, Haiti and Somalia were being welcomed instead of European countries.
Macron warned of information manipulation operations and AI-generated images targeting France.
The US president has called on France to close its borders and regain control of its territory. In his statement, the US president stressed the need to take this step before it is too late.
Italy's Prime Minister, Georgia Meloni, has announced the return of 65,000 irregular migrants to their countries thanks to cooperation with Tunisia, Libya and Algeria. Meloni reaffirmed her country's determination to continue to coordinate and work jointly with partners in the North African region to reduce irregular migration flows.
