REGIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL DIMENSIONS OF THE POLITICAL CONFLICT IN CHAD
This research aims to shed light on the regional and international dimensions of the political conflict in Chad through the great competition of European and other countries over the exploitation, depletion and plundering of the wealth and resources of the State of Chad, therefore, the State of Chad became an arena for conflict and political conflict and its regional and international dimensions when they looked and made the State of Chad a source of natural resources, and the major countries had the largest share in this race towards the exploitation of the natural resources that characterize Chad.The major countries saw that achieving this goal can only be achieved through the development of strategies to destabilize the state and sow discord within the state, and through those plans it can maintain its relations with the rest of the other countries, especially the State of Chad, and therefore the major countries resorted to taking a tight and precise cooperative policy with the State of Chad as well as other countries in the military, economic, cultural and other fields, it aims to maintain an influential role in regional and international politics.hence, the major powers sought the regional and international dimensions of the political conflict in Chad, especially the position of the State of France on the political conflicts in Chad, through which it preserves its interests in the African continent, taking a number of pretexts for its presence within the African continent, such as the war on terrorism, aid and other humanitarian interventions .In this research, the researcher relied on the descriptive and historical approach as the most appropriate approaches to implement such research, which talks about the regional and international dimensions of the political conflict in Chad, and reflects the strategies of major
Publication Details
- Journal
- RIMAK International Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences
- Published
- 2024-09-01
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.47832/2717-8293.31.4
- Primary Topic
- Economic Sanctions and International Relations
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00