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| Open Access | FOREIGN POLICY OF LIBYA DURING THE RULE OF MUAMMAR KADDAFI
Sh.Sh.Khamrakulova,U.I.Rahmonberdiev, , Samarkand State University named after Sharof RashidovAbstract
This article examines the foreign policy of Libya during the era of Muammar Gaddafi, focusing on his relations with Arab-Africa, the United States, and Western countries. M. Gaddafi promoted the idea of Pan-Arabism in his foreign policy towards Arab states and called for the unification of Arab and African countries. Relations with the West and the United States were complex, prominently reflected in diplomatic conflicts and disputes.
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Pan-Arab idea, Federation of Arab Republics (FAR), Tripoli Charter, Cairo Declaration, Anwar Sadat, CENSAD, Lockerbie case.
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