Experts in Milan: “France Is Trying To Keep Italy Away From Algeria, This Should Not Be Allowed!”

Parties which intend to attack Algeria should be fought firmly, lecturers and experts at the Institute for International Policy Studies in Milan, Italy said.

“Algeria is a strategic country for Italy and we should never allow these parties to keep it away from Rome, as happened with Libya through Benghazi’s malicious scenario to topple the Qaddafi regime.”

In an interview with the researcher on International Politics, Alberto Negri, said during a lecture at the Institute for International Policy Studies (ISPI) in Milan; “Algeria is a strategic country for Italy in security and economic terms, and it should remain”.

He warned of the scenario of keeping it away from Italy as it happened with Libya, where Qaddafi regime was ousted through Benghazi’s malicious scenario, which was prepared by the French”.

“In November 2010, prominent faces of Qaddafi’s regime began to go to Paris in preparation for the fabrication of the malicious Benghazi scenario that toppled the regime and left Libya a quasi-failed state amid chaos”.

According to the same expert who worked as a journalist and visited Algeria in the nineties, there are real attempts to disturb Algeria after they left Libya a collapsed state. Therefore, any attempt to hit this strategic and important country for all countries in the region must be addressed.

In a lecture that was attended by Algeria Ambassador to Italy, Abdelhamid Snoussi Briksi, the researcher Alberto Negri said: “Algeria is a revolutionary country and has carried out a unique revolution. Therefore, any party or country considering attacking Algeria must think twice before doing so because it will face of a revolutionary country that possesses in its DNA an extraordinary resistance capability”.

“Algeria and as a revolutionary country, resorted to resolving the security crisis during the nineties or what is known as the black decade, through an internal solution that rejects any foreign interference that stopped all foreign voices”.

“What did you do to deal with armed violence? What did Algeria do then … It did something to silence everyone” Alberto Negri asked.

“It grabbed the key and closed the door very well and threw the key. There is no one who can harm it, and no one can interfere in Algerian affairs.”

According to the same geopolitical expert, the terrorism that hit Algeria was defeated in Algeria and was not exported abroad. This is due to the great fortification of this country militarily.

The lecturers, including the Algerian writer who is living in Italy, Chaouki Snoussi, also commented on the issue of the Arab Spring, and asserted that Algeria escaped the Arab spring wave in 2011, as it had not experienced a deep economic crisis such as countries of the Arab Spring, including Tunisia and Egypt.