دور الإرث التاريخي للثورة الجزائرية في تحقيق أمن المناطق الحدودية الجزائرية – المغربية

Abstract EN

The Algerian revolution, started on November 1954, is a common historical legacy among North African peoples.

It established a collective connection and an emotional need to protect all the countries' borders from all common security challenges.

More specifically, November's revolution helped in strengthening the bridges of communication between the Algerian-Moroccan border regions.

Our research methodology is based on the analytical approach.

First we examine the nature of common security challenges on the Algerian-Moroccan borders.

Then we investigate the consequences of these challenges, in terms of risks and implications, on the regional security of Algeria.

Last we address the impact of the historical legacy of the Algerian revolution in strengthening Algerian-Moroccan relations to achieve border security for the two countries.

Key words: Algeria, Morocco, common security challenges, border regions, the Algerian revolution, Historical legacy, regional security.