The United States Deputy Secretary of State is scheduled to visit Algeria and Morocco from April 27 to May 1, 2026, according to diplomatic sources. The visit aims to strengthen bilateral relations and discuss regional security issues.
In Algeria, the official will meet with senior government officials to discuss economic cooperation and counterterrorism efforts. The visit comes amid ongoing efforts to enhance stability in the Sahel region.
In Morocco, the agenda includes talks on trade, security, and cultural exchanges. The United States and Morocco have a longstanding partnership, including a free trade agreement signed in 2004.
The trip underscores the importance Washington places on North Africa and its commitment to deepening ties with key allies in the region.
