التجربة الجزائرية في مجال مكافحة أشكال التطرف الديني والإرهاب الدولي

الملخص EN

The last years of the twenty-first century were marked by a remarkable escalation of terrorist operations, the most serious of which was that to which the Arab countries of the Mashreq were exposed by the occupation of Iraq, and before that by the occupation of Afghanistan.

Besides the threats to a number of countries in the region and the attempt to change the characteristics of the region by proposing projects to divide the Middle East.

The African Sahel region, particularly in Libya, witnessed these operations, which forced the Maghreb countries, in particular Algeria, to confront them and try to contain them for fear of their repercussions on the security of the region as a whole.

From this point of view, this study seeks to analyze the theoretical concepts on religious extremism and international terrorism and the most important security threats that result from it, while analyzing the security initiatives and policies adopted by Algerian diplomacy to face to these threats.