Algeria and Saudi Arabia Strengthen Anti-Drug Cooperation
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Algeria and Saudi Arabia are strengthening their cooperation in combating drug abuse and its effects. The Director General of Algeria's National Agency for Drug Control and Addiction Prevention, participated in the 44th annual event of Naif Arab University for Security Sciences in the Saudi capital, Riyadh. The visit was in response to an official invitation from the university and aimed to enhance joint Arab cooperation in preventing and combating drug abuse and its effects.
The visit was part of efforts to bolster the brotherly, friendly, and cooperative relations between the two countries and to strengthen institutional partnerships with Naif Arab University for Security Sciences, a leading academic institution in security sciences. During the visit, meetings were held with university officials to discuss ways to develop bilateral cooperation in scientific research, training, and experience exchange.
Discussions also focused on arrangements for signing a memorandum of understanding between the National Agency and the university. This memorandum aims to support joint efforts in combating drug abuse and its effects, as well as preventing associated risks.
The Algerian delegation's visit to Saudi Arabia underscores the commitment of both nations to regional security and public health initiatives. The collaboration between Algeria and Saudi Arabia in this domain is expected to yield significant benefits for both countries and the broader Arab region.
