الدور الياباني في منطقة القرن الإفريقي بعد الحرب الباردة

Abstract EN

Japan headed towards the African continent, especially the Horn of Africa region, immediately after the end of the Cold War, in order to obtain the economic and strategic gains that it aspires to, like all major countries seeking to win the resources of that region, which is characterized by the distinguished geographical location and mineral resources, etc., which have become within the range The competing countries, therefore, the Japanese orientation and role was precisely through the series of international conferences that it brings with the countries of the African continent known as the (Tikkad), which were beginning in 1993 and reaching the last conference that Had in August 2019, which had a prominent role in the consolidation of Japan with African countries in the region relations, In addition to the side of Japanese investments in the mining, oil and other sectors, as well as the military side, which Japan has not overlooked by building a military base in the region