المجلة الجزائرية للأمن والتنمية
Volume 15, Numéro 1, Pages 194-206
2026-01-01
Algerian Foreign Policy Under President Tebboune: Reviving Traditional Role In A Changing World
Authors : Hachani Fatma Zahra . Hakimi Toufik .
Abstract
This paper examines the evolution of Algerian foreign policy under President Tebboune since late 2019, focusing on Algeria's renewed efforts to assert its geopolitical and diplomatic influence after a period of relative isolation. It proceeds in three sections: first, it outlines the foundational principles of Algerian foreign policy as enshrined in the 2020 constitution; second, it analyzes Algeria's intensified diplomatic engagement since 2019, particularly with international actors and within the Security Council; and third, it evaluates the scope and character of these changes through the lens of Charles Hermann's foreign policy change model. The paper argues that Algerian diplomacy's regional and international engagement has altered the intensity and scope of its foreign policy, consistent with Hermann's model's first level of change. While adjustments such as amendments to military doctrine, adoption of economic diplomacy, consistent positions on regional and international matters, and leadership within the Security Council have occurred, the core objectives and implementation methods of Algerian foreign policy remain unchanged. Despite geopolitical limitations, the current leadership has successfully revitalized Algeria's foreign policy dynamics within established parameters.
Keywords
Algeria ; Foreign Policy ; President Tebboune ; Change ; International Role & Status
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