الانتخابات التشريعية الفرنسية عام 1978 م و موقف بريطانيا منها

Abstract EN

This research came as an attempt to clarify and understand the great competition between the two largest parties of the French parties in order to elect the Prime Minister and a bold step from the leader of the Left Union, asking for support from Britain, and the position of Britain, which could not interfere in France's internal affairs, but it indirectly supported the party either It was in its procedures in the financial policy and the policy of the European Common Market or in reaffirming Britain's interest in bilateral industrial cooperation between the two countries, and that British assistance was for goals including the reform of the common agricultural policy and fisheries, and trade and foreign policy, despite the economic conditions that it was going through Britain, however, it continued to support the François Mitterrand government externally, but it did not sacrifice its good relations with the government of President Valerie Giscard, which had an excellent personal relationship with British Prime Minister, and tried to maintain that relationship until the results of the elections that led to the to the victory of the Right Union.