الثابت و المتغير في السياسة الخارجية الجزائرية اتجاه ليبيا

Abstract EN

This study attempts to shed light on the fixed and variable Algerian foreign policy towards the Libyan crisis by examining the activity and development of Algerian diplomacy and how it dealt with the various events and developments in Libya since the first stations of the crisis and the fall of Muammar Gaddafi's regime to work for the reconstruction of the state.

The Algerian foreign policy has adopted a set of principles and pillars that have been largely faithful and committed since independence, especially those related to the rejection of all forms of external interference in the internal affairs of countries.

These interventions, especially in times of conflict and wars, increase the complexity of these crises and do not seek The Libyan crisis, since its early beginnings, has been another confirmation of the positions of the Algerian foreign policy, which called for the need to resort to peaceful means in resolving this crisis and has called on more than once that the solution of the Libyan crisis will be only by the Libyans themselves, International intervention in Libya.