EU considers debt relief
The EU is considering debt relief on the estimated $10,000 million owed to it by Algiers. Italian ambassador to Algeria, Romualdo Bettini, said on 9 July that the issue would be complicated and take time to tackle, but that Algerian government proposals were being studied. Italy assumed the rotating six-month presidency of the EU on 1 July. 'Algeria has submitted a document,' Bettini told reporters. 'We'll try to work on it -This will require long negotiations -Regarding debt relief, Italy ...
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