Algerian Parliament Delegation Joins the 28th European Conference of Presidents of Parliament in Rome

Algerian Parliament Rome Conference

Algerian Parliament Rome Conference

Mr. Mounib, as well as a delegation from the Algerian Parliament, arrived in Rome today for the 28th European Conference of Presidents of Parliament as an official member of the delegation. Algerian Parliament Rome Conference, The high-level diplomatic meeting will take place on 15 and 16 October 2026 and convene world’s parliamentary leaders to discuss immediate threats to regional security, hybrid threats and economic challenges.

The Algerian delegation is made up of top-ranking officials from the Council of the Nation (upper chamber of parliament) and the People’s National Assembly (APN). The delegation was officially acknowledged by the Algerian Press Service (APS) which noted Algiers’ continued engagement in strengthening legislative cooperation in the whole Mediterranean basin.

This biennial meeting under the auspices of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) is a key meeting for international legislative coordination. Officially, the Algerian Parliament delegation is discussing a three-pronged agenda with its European counterparts, which is a challenging one.

Official summit documents state that now is the time to create resilient democracies, which are united against hybrid threats. The swift uptake of AI in the job market will also be discussed by the officials, along with pressing proposals to overhaul the rules-based international order in today’s crises.

During the opening ceremony on Thursday, the Italian Chamber of Deputies president, Lorenzo Fontana and the president of the Senate, Ignazio La Russa welcomed the international guests to the Council of Europe summit in a formal way. During his introduction, Fontana pointed out that the importance of democratic opposition and the repudiation of any kind of political violence had to be reaffirmed by the assemblies of the different countries of the border.

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The fact of Algiers being a prominent member of the PACE European Conference has a significant geopolitical interest. European countries are highly mobilized in search of reliable energy supply chains and to control complex migration corridors from the Sahel region through North Africa to Europe.

The Algerian government’s ability to embed itself firmly in the political fabric of Rome has strengthened its role as an indispensable security anchor and EU’s main energy source. In addition, Algerian officials are using the sides of the summit to sit down for bilateral discussions with key European lawmakers.

The side talks will be largely dominated by the debate on the digital and energy infrastructure sector, where foreign direct investment is expected, and which is growing in Algeria. This diplomatic effort comes in the context of the political effort of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune to diversify the national economy, alongside strong and independent geopolitical partnerships,” the analysts note.

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Khalid Al Mansoori is a political analyst and journalist who covers GCC diplomacy, Arab League affairs, and regional developments in the Middle East.