UNIDO Director General Visits Algeria to Strengthen Cooperation and Focus on Sustainable Industrial Development
Key Ideas
- UNIDO and Algeria are expanding cooperation in areas such as decarbonization, green hydrogen, circular economy, and entrepreneurship to advance industrial development in Africa.
- Director General Müller praises Algeria's leading role in the energy sector and strategic importance, highlighting plans for economic diversification, job creation, and regional trade integration.
- Discussions with Algerian ministers focus on mobilizing investments for sustainable industrial development, accelerating energy transition, and expanding project portfolios on green hydrogen, renewable energy, and cleantech.
- Efforts include supporting economic growth, local value addition, vocational training, and innovation to create opportunities for youth while emphasizing South-South cooperation and environmental sustainability.
The Director General of UNIDO, Gerd Müller, visited Algeria to enhance cooperation with a focus on sustainable industrial development. Meetings with Algeria's President and ministers highlighted the country's strategic importance and potential for economic growth. Discussions encompassed various areas such as decarbonization, green hydrogen, circular economy, and entrepreneurship to drive industrial development in Africa. UNIDO and Algeria expressed commitment to expanding collaboration, mobilizing investments, and increasing support for energy transition and renewable energy projects. The joint efforts aim to create jobs, promote innovation, and enhance capacity building in Algeria and across Africa. The discussions also emphasized the importance of South-South cooperation and environmental sustainability. The positive sentiment and commitment to cooperation between UNIDO and Algeria underscore their shared goal of advancing industrial development and economic progress in the region.
Topics
Africa
Renewable Energy
Innovation
Sustainability
Investment
Industrial Development
Cooperation
Capacity Building
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