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Lawrence Delegation Plans Algeria Visit After World Cup

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Lawrence Delegation Plans Algeria Visit After World Cup

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A delegation of Lawrence, Kansas, community representatives will visit Algeria from Nov. 9 to 14, continuing ties formed when Lawrence hosted the Algerian national soccer team during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The Algerian government is covering the trip, and the embassy selected invitees who helped welcome the team. Mayor Brad Finkeldei and City Commissioner Amber Sellers will represent the city, alongside other local partners; the program is expected to include cultural experiences, historic-site visits and opportunities to strengthen relationships. Lawrence officials have expressed gratitude for Algeria’s invitation and hospitality.

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