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Algeria reopens consulate in Libya after eight-year absence

Algeria's ambassador also met with UN envoy Stephanie Williams to discuss Libya's future.

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Slimane Chenine, president of Algeria's National People's Congress, waves as he leaves a polling station in the capital, Algiers, after casting his ballot during a vote for a revised constitution, on Nov. 1, 2020. Chenine is now Algeria's ambassador to Libya. — RYAD KRAMDI/AFP via Getty Images

Algeria’s government has opened a new consulate in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, ending an eight-year absence due to the latter country’s civil war.

Algeria’s ambassador to Tripoli, Slimane Chenine, was present for the event, the country’s state-run press service reported on Sunday.

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