Constitutional amendments to scrap Algeria’s military dogma of non intervention abroad

[ezerdi2]

Experts wonder if move gives in to external pressure or is a shift in the military and security strategy.

Algeria –Proposed amendments to the Algerian constitution, including a provision allowing the army to participate in missions abroad contrary to previous military dogma, have just been made public.

Based on the draft released by the Algerian presidency, it will be possible for the Algerian army to act outside the country’s borders. The step has surprised both the public and political parties, who for decades were used to a very different discourse about the army’s tasks and rules of engagement.

Under the new amendments, the Algerian president can consult with parliament before allowing the army to participate in missions outside the country’s borders. This would be a major shift in the country’s approach to military and diplomatic issues. The oil-rich Maghreb country has always refrained from sending its army on missions outside its borders, in compliance with terms of the constitution.

https://thearabweekly.com/constitut...gerias-military-dogma-non-intervention-abroad

 

[Yankee-stani]

Will this mean extra support for Western Sahara

 

[ebrahym]

Experts wonder if move gives in to external pressure or is a shift in the military and security strategy.

Algeria –Proposed amendments to the Algerian constitution, including a provision allowing the army to participate in missions abroad contrary to previous military dogma, have just been made public.

Based on the draft released by the Algerian presidency, it will be possible for the Algerian army to act outside the country’s borders. The step has surprised both the public and political parties, who for decades were used to a very different discourse about the army’s tasks and rules of engagement.

Under the new amendments, the Algerian president can consult with parliament before allowing the army to participate in missions outside the country’s borders. This would be a major shift in the country’s approach to military and diplomatic issues. The oil-rich Maghreb country has always refrained from sending its army on missions outside its borders, in compliance with terms of the constitution.

https://thearabweekly.com/constitut...gerias-military-dogma-non-intervention-abroad

oh yeah ..........
things might get interesting in Libya ..........

 

[Ceylal]

Will this mean extra support for Western Sahara

That means that they will screw the threat in her own bed, than in ours...all the countries bordering Algeria will not be immune from Algeria's armed forces incursion. That is great thing for Algeria's security.

oh yeah ..........
things might get interesting in Libya ..........

Not just Lybia..