الدعم الدبلوماسي المصري للقضية الجزائرية (1954-1962)‎

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This Study includes a Chronological Follow up To The Egyptian diplomatic support To The Algerian issue For The period 1954- 1962 Via The Afro-Asian conferences, United Nation ,and Arab League .The Egyptian stance Which was supporting The Algerian Revolution was not only restricted to the military and financial support ,it exceeded that to have the diplomatic support that was represented by the Egyptian stance was supporting to the Algerian issue in the Afro-Asian conferences ,meeting of Arab League and United Nation body Egypt initiated its support to the Algerian Revolution from the first days .The Arab Voice Radio in Cairo manifested the revolution and encouraged the Algerian fighters and gathering the global general word opposite France .

The supporting Egyptian stance reflected an importing reality which is represented in the influence of Egypt was clear on the Arab conferences or United Nations body and Arab League .the speech of the Egyptian delegation were characterized with violence and talking to France directly .those speeches carried a clear reference represented by joining the diplomatic fight with the Egyptian reality and relying on the legal and historical evidences for giving the Algerian issue the legal and lawful status .The Egyptian support synchronized .the Algerian issue diplomatically during the years of the Algerian revolution 1954-1962.the Algerian issue was one of the significant cases that had been listed on the agenda of the Egyptian delegates domestically and internationally.

that led to make this issue accepted and achieved concord among the people of Asia and Africa together .the efforts of Egypt in those conferences were one of the major factors in proceeding the armed fight towards achieving the dependency of Algeria.

The diplomatic Egyptian effort had had its clear positive role on The Algerian issue and accelerating the French-Algerian negotiation ,which had led to the gaining of the Algerian people to its Right in SelfDetermination and rescuing it totally from the French tutelage.