He accuses Pedro Sánchez’s government of creating “confusion between the political and commercial dimensions” and says his actions are “counterproductive”.
Algeria sued the government on Thursday, denouncing its “irresponsible attitude” and the pressure it would exert to hinder this country’s relationship with the EU, while making it clear that it will not be “impressed” by any of this and that the efforts of the executive led by Pedro Sánchez are “counterproductive”. The person responsible for sending that message was a senior official of the Algerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the reason for this was a statement made by a senior official of the European Commission during his visit to Castellón this week.
The deputy director-general and senior responsible for the implementation of EU trade policy, Denis Redonnet, acknowledged that the blockade of exports of ceramics by Algeria following the diplomatic crisis with Spain raises “great concern for the EU while acknowledging that it is a “very complex” problem.
“We will continue to monitor to see what happens and in that sense we are involved with the Algerian authorities; The European Commission and the Spanish authorities are in contact to improve this situation,” he stressed.
The senior Algerian official quoted by the official agency APS believed that these statements add to “the confusion between the political and commercial dimensions”. In this sense, he shamed the head of the European Commission for “not saying anything about the obstructive attitude of the Spanish government, which prevents the adoption of the association’s priorities, negotiated and decided months ago in the framework of the neighborhood policy “. the European Union.
Likewise, he accused him of being “silent about Spain’s irresponsible attitude,” according to Europa Press. According to this Algerian official, the executive headed by Pedro Sánchez “is abusing the consensus rule to block the convening of the Association Council”, the body that, according to the Association Agreement between the EU and Algeria, must address “all issues, both political, economic and as commercial.
Source: La Verdad
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