KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 5 (Bernama) -- Relations between Algeria and Malaysia are currently at their strongest since the establishment of diplomatic ties were established in 1964, with bilateral trade, investment, and people-to-people exchanges recording significant growth, Algerian Ambassador to Malaysia Abdelhafid Bounour said.
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Algeria and Malaysia report their strongest ties since 1964, with growing trade, investment, and people exchanges, highlighted by a new direct flight from Algiers to Kuala Lumpur launched in April 2026.
- Algerian Ambassador Abdelhafid Bounour praised increased student and tourist movement after the April 2026 direct flight.
- Both nations support each other on international peace, security, and self‑determination issues.
- Algeria has signed agreements to supply electricity and green hydrogen to Europe, boosting its role as a key energy partner.
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