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Foreign Minister Wadephul visits Tunisia and Algeria

Federal Foreign Minister Wadephul has arrived for discussions in Tunisia and Algeria to address economic cooperation and migration.

31 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Federal Foreign Minister Wadephul has begun his trip to Tunisia and Algeria today. This visit aims to strengthen economic cooperation as well as the security situation in both countries.

Wadephul plans to discuss measures to combat the root causes of migration from North Africa with the governments of Tunisia and Algeria. He intends to emphasize the importance of stability and economic development in these regions.

According to Wadephul, targeted cooperation is crucial to sustainably reduce migration from African states. The Foreign Minister views these discussions as essential levers for the future development of North Africa.

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