The Strategic Options Of Algerian Foreign Policy Towards The Libyan Crisis: Approaches To Resolution And Implications Of Escalation

Résumé: This article examines the strategic options available to Algeria in its foreign policy approach towards the ongoing Libyan crisis. The study analyzes Algeria's geopolitical interests in Libya and evaluates various policy alternatives, including diplomatic mediation, economic engagement, security cooperation, and non-intervention. The research explores approaches to resolution, focusing on Algeria's potential role in promoting national dialogue, supporting UN-led peace processes, and fostering regional cooperation initiatives. Additionally, the article assesses the implications of crisis escalation on Algeria's national security, economy, and regional stability. By examining the challenges and constraints faced by Algerian policymakers, this study provides insights into potential future scenarios and their impact on Algeria's strategic positioning in North Africa. The findings suggest that a balanced approach combining diplomatic efforts with selective engagement may offer the most effective path for Algeria to contribute to Libya's stabilization while safeguarding its national interests

Publié dans la revue: أبحاث قانونية وسياسية