CG Dan Munyuza Presents Copies of Credentials to Algeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs

Rwanda’s ambassador to Algeria, with residence in Egypt, CG Dan Munyuza, presented copies of his Letter of Credence to Ahmed Attaf, Algeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, on February 3, 2025, as Rwanda’s Ambassador to Algeria. According to a post on X from the Embassy of Rwanda in Egypt, they discussed strengthening Rwanda-Algeria ties. Algeria and Rwanda cooperate in security and education. Since 1982, the two countries have signed numerous agreements in various fields, including the economy, citizens’ well-being, and the sharing of expertise. Both nations have committed to scaling up effo

Rwanda’s ambassador to Algeria, with residence in Egypt, CG Dan Munyuza, presented copies of his Letter of Credence to Ahmed Attaf, Algeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, on February 3, 2025, as Rwanda’s Ambassador to Algeria. According to a post on X from the Embassy of Rwanda in Egypt, they discussed strengthening Rwanda-Algeria ties. Algeria and Rwanda cooperate in security and education. Since 1982, the two countries have signed numerous agreements in various fields, including the economy, citizens’ well-being, and the sharing of expertise. Both nations have committed to scaling up efforts to promote health, trade, investment, security, and education.

By December 2024, President Paul Kagame met with President Abdelmadjid Tebboune of Algeria

to discuss ways to further strengthen their ongoing bilateral cooperation in key areas. The two heads of state met in Nouakchott, Mauritania, where they attended the Continental Forum on Education and Youth Employability. Both countries have previously agreed on concrete steps to maintain momentum in their growing relationship through the activation of bilateral cooperation mechanisms, notably the Joint Commission for Economic Cooperation, and the expansion of cooperation to other fields such as energy and pharmaceuticals.

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Diplomats from Rwanda and Algeria have also met to emphasize the need for enhanced bilateral coordination on peace and security challenges, which are significant to both countries. In January 2024, Algerian Ambassador to Rwanda Mohamed Mellah hinted at the prospect of signing several agreements between the two countries, including visa waiver programs, trade agreements, and military cooperation.

They discussed strengthening Rwanda-Algeria ties.