قضية البترول الجزائري في ملف المفاوضات الجزائرية الفرنسية 1956-1962

Abstract EN

This study aims to highlight the historical backgrounds of French ambitions in the Algerian Sahara, and the keenness to retain it on French territory during the Algerian revolution.

In order to put the Battle of Algerian Oil in its true scope, we must know that when the French discovered oil in 1956, they recruited all their energies to destroy the revolution militarily so that they could hold on to the Sahara so that they could form a French oil force that would have its say in the world.

Because of the ELN's response to it, France was unable to achieve the "French Sahara" project militarily and tried to break it up with negotiations that used colors of colonial cunning and cunning, which gave an explanation of its hesitant attitude during negotiations with the interim Government of the Algerian Republic.

However, the Algerian revolution does not accept half-solutions, and it has remained committed to the principle of the unity of national territory as a condition of independence and the achievement of Algerian sovereignty over the Sahara, and it has also enlisted its own interests to reveal France's plans during the negotiations until it was able to disclaim independence from France without compromising the unity of Algerian national territory.