By: Suhaib Shams
The Minister of Energy and Renewable Energies, Mourad Adjal, discussed with his Bangladeshi counterpart, Iqbal Hasan Mahmud, ways to enhance bilateral cooperation and develop strategic partnership in various energy fields, with a special focus on renewable and clean energies.
The meeting constituted an important opportunity to explore broad horizons for exchanging expertise and experiences between the two countries, especially in the field of solar energy and developing the energy mix, and making the utmost of the potentials and capabilities available to both sides to achieve sustainable development goals.
Prospects for Energy Partnership and Investment
The Bangladeshi minister expressed his country's keenness to consolidate cooperative relations with Algeria, praising the important position it occupies in global energy markets, and emphasizing his country's aspiration to establish practical and fruitful partnerships with institutions and companies active in the energy sector in Algeria.
For his part, Mourad Adjal stressed the importance of enhancing communication channels and exchanging expertise between experts from both sides, which contributes to opening new horizons for partnership and expanding the scope of using new and renewable energies in future projects.
Practical Steps Towards Sustainable Cooperation
At the conclusion of the talks, the two sides agreed on the necessity of embodying practical initiatives to enhance bilateral cooperation, which include organizing mutual visits for experts and technicians, and preparing to conclude a bilateral government agreement framing future cooperation in the energy and renewable energy sector and training programs.
The two parties also touched upon discussing the available opportunities for exporting equipment and fixtures related to the production and distribution of electricity and gas, as well as developing clean energy projects, in a step that reflects the desire of the two countries to elevate bilateral relations towards a sustainable partnership based on the integration of potentials and the exchange of expertise.
