Oct 17, 2025

Algeria and Tunisia Expand Military Cooperation Amid Regional Security Tensions$

Analysis by The North Africa Journal

Algeria and Tunisia signed a renewed defense cooperation agreement in Algiers on October 7, 2025, expanding their 2001 framework to include joint training, border operations, and intelligence exchange. The pact, confirmed by both defense ministries aims to strengthen coordination against terrorism, trafficking, and irregular migration along their shared frontier.

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