المقاربة الجزائرية في مواجهة التهديدات الأمنية و إشكالية التدخل الأجنبي

Abstract EN

The transformations that followed the end of the Cold War had a very important impact on the concept of security, given the shift in the nature and sources of security threats, because the enemy has become difficult to identify or predict.

After the events of September 11, 2001 and the bloody events that followed in many regions of the world in general and the Sahel region of Africa in particular, Algeria found itself concerned more than others, because its security has become threatened from outside, at almost all borders, and to varying degrees, especially in light of the worsening security situation.

In the countries of the Sahel, the fall of the political regimes in Tunisia, Libya and Egypt.

To face this dilemma, Algeria proposed an approach from a strategic perspective, ranging from a military, political and economic solution to encircling a region that throughout history has known many threats and is now the main source of various criminal phenomena.