العلاقات الأمريكية-الألبانية 1912- 1939

الملخص EN

This study aims to provide an insight into the relationship between the geographically distant United States and Albania, a small country located in the Balkans.

the aim of this is to determine the roots of that relationship as well as the American position on the Albanian issue during the peace conferences.

later on, the American recognition of the establishment of the state of Albania (1922-9111), and the extent to which Albania’s foreign policy is compatible with American interests in investing its oil, and its impact on the United States’ approach towards Albania, on the other hand, this special relationship with the world power-the United States of America-was a very important strategic priority in order to obtain American support to meet Albania's aspirations to preserve its territories during the peace conferences after the end of World War I, as well as to try to find a balance of its existence with penetration Italian and British during the twenties and thirties of the last century.

as well as entering into competition with European oil companies in Albania (1922-1924) to start its investments until 1939 when it occupied its lands from Italy, the American mission withdrew and the commission was closed.

since the day that modern Albania emerged as an independent country, the nature of the relations of the United States of America with Albania has been complex in nature and mode of operation has been developed, but the most important feature of these relations is that Albania has survived as an independent country largely because of the support given to it by the United States.