On Thursday in Moscow, Minister of State and Minister of Hydrocarbons, Mohamed Arkab, held extensive talks with Russian Energy Minister Sergei Tsevilev.
The meeting comes ahead of the 13th session of the Algerian-Russian Joint Intergovernmental Committee for Economic, Commercial, Scientific and Technical Cooperation. Scheduled to be held on Friday, June 26, 2026 in the Russian capital.
According to what he mentioned Statement by the Ministry, The meeting represented an opportunity to emphasize “the strength of the historical and strategic relations between Algeria and the Russian Federation.”
During the talks, the two parties reviewed the reality of existing cooperation and the prospects for its development in various branches of the energy industry. Especially in the areas of hydrocarbons and the value chains associated with them.
They also stressed the importance of strengthening industrial and investment partnerships between Algerian and Russian institutions. This contributes to the realization of joint projects with high added value, and the promotion of industrial integration and the transfer of technology and expertise.
Part of the extended conversations..
The two sides also discussed a number of strategic topics of common interest. Among them are enhancing specialized training and training programs, and supporting research, development and innovation.
The two parties also exchanged views on developments in global energy markets, especially natural gas markets. As well as challenges related to security of supply, energy transition, and carbon neutrality.
In this context, the importance of continuing consultation and coordination between producing countries was stressed, which contributes to enhancing the stability of global markets, ensuring energy security and protecting the interests of producers and consumers.
For his part, the Russian Energy Minister affirmed his country’s readiness to enhance cooperation with Algeria and share its advanced expertise in various energy fields. Especially in the field of natural gas and liquefied natural gas.
He also pointed to “the competencies and advanced technologies possessed by Russian companies, and their interest in expanding their presence in the Algerian market, through partnerships and investments based on mutual benefit.”
