The Prime Minister of Algeria, Mr. Sifi Ghrieb, arrived in Niamey today to oversee the official launch of the new Solidarité power plant, marking a significant milestone in energy cooperation between Algeria and Niger.
This inauguration is part of a broader official visit to Niger, mandated by the Algerian President, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, underscoring the strategic partnership between the two nations.
Mr. Ghrieb was accompanied by key officials, including the Algerian Minister of Energy and Renewable Energies, Mr. Mourad Adjal, and the Director General of Algeria’s Agency for International Cooperation in Solidarity and Development, Mr. Abed Halouz.
a symbol of energy cooperation
The Solidarité power plant in the Gorou Banda district of Niamey is poised to enhance electricity access in the region, supporting Niger’s growing energy needs. The project reflects Algeria’s commitment to fostering regional stability through sustainable energy solutions.
This initiative follows the broader Algeria-Niger partnership framework, reinforcing cooperation in critical sectors such as energy, infrastructure, and development.
key highlights of the visit
- Official inauguration of the Solidarité power plant in Gorou Banda, Niamey
- Presence of high-level Algerian delegation led by the Prime Minister
- Signing of agreements to strengthen Algeria’s role in West African energy development
- Focus on sustainable and renewable energy solutions
