Algeria-France Business Ties Hit by Diplomatic Rift

Posted On 18 April 2025

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The ongoing diplomatic tensions between Algeria and France are now affecting economic relations, which had so far remained relatively stable. According to RFI, multiple high-level business visits from business leaders on both sides of the Mediterraneans have been canceled in recent days.

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