العلاقات الجزائرية الفرنسية خلال حكم الرئيس أحمد بن بلة

Abstract EN

The study aims to shed light on the Algerian-French relations during the rule of President Ahmed Ben Bella, a period that lasted three years from 1962 to 1965, which was associated with difficult social conditions due to the influence of the colonial policy that left thousands of refugees, orphans and homeless people.

Should be in addition to a severe unemployment crisis, and the instability of internal conditions as a result of the frenzied competition for power, which is known historically as the summer crisis of 1962 that almost ravaged the country, and the country witnessed very important political and economic events as a result of Algeria's association with the Evian Accords and France's keenness to exploit it to protect its privileges.

And Algeria's attempt to get rid of its burdens, through the nationalization processes that Algeria undertook after independence, such as vacant properties left by settlers after their departure, and some industries up to the oil conflict, which affected the course of relations between the two countries due to the conflict of interests, and led to their tension in many cases.