(Bloomberg) -- France and Algeria Wednesday signed a new anti-terrorism cooperation accord, the French Justice Ministry said in a statement.
The agreement, signed by French Justice Minister Jean-Jacques Urvoas and his Algerian counterpart Tayeb Louh, allows for suspects to be interrogated by video-conference and for the electronic exchange of evidence, the statement said.
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