الأطماع الأمريكية في القارة الإفريقية

الملخص EN

African continent is one of the five continents, which is characterized by several properties, reveal aspects of contrast and diversity and geographical location to her, making it long ago replaced the ambitions of the traditional colonial powers, but now they are as a football compete by a group of major powers to achieve the interests and aims of which to secure the future as a large reservoir of wealth, but some thinkers believed that the United States is alone a leader in this competition since the end of the cold war through the strategy and ambitious plans to ensure the protection of its interests and secure its future to move the economy.

African continent possesses oil reserves huge believes rising energy America needs, it also has a huge stockpile of important minerals that go into strategic industries, as well as the occurrence of the African continent at the crossings and strategic ports mission in the Indian Ocean and the Atlantic and the Red Sea, as the African continent constitute a market does not significant US products, and China's growing role in Africa as a rival economic powers of the United States of America, American politics has been and continues to seek to protect international maritime trade routes and access to oil and mining areas, raw materials and open up markets for the products of American investments and support the deployment of liberalism own values democracy and human rights as an instrument of domination and extend their influence tools, globalization launched by the United States after the end of the cold war that led to activate its policies towards Africa by activating trade exchange and pumping investments as a means of penetration of the African continent, has the features of this US policy it began towards the African continent formed in the era of the American president, "Bill Clinton" the year (1998) as the administration attempts to establish a new US-African partnership serves American interests in the African continent, and to try to integrate the continent into the global economy and an end to the marginalization of the African continent.