Social Sciences
4 years ago

NATO's Growing Role in Middle East and North Africa Raises Security Concerns

Dirasat Human and Social Sciences
NATO's role in the Middle East and North Africa 1990-2013
Khair Salim Diabat

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This study looks at how NATO's role in the Middle East and North Africa has evolved from 1990 to 2013. The researchers found that there is a connection between increasing security threats in the region and NATO's growing involvement. They used a historical analytical approach to show this. The study concluded that NATO's role in the region has changed over time, with a significant increase in activities like building security partnerships and military presence. The researchers also identified reasons for this shift and highlighted obstacles that could hinder further expansion of NATO's role in the region.