The emergence of the contemporary Libyan state

A study of the impact of political events and developments (1911-1949).

Abstract

The research deals with the study of local and international political events and developments from the control of the Italian occupation on the geographical area known as the state of Tripoli in the west in 1911, until the un decision to be an independent sovereign state in 1949, as a historical political experience that influenced Actively in the project of the emergence of the contemporary Libyan state, the experiences of establishing power, autonomy, holding political agreements, national conferences, and political struggle in the diaspora of all kinds: political, diplomatic, media and organizational, which produced a new alliance during the World War II with England, which the Libyan national forces were able to use in the service of the cause of Libya's independence, after which the country was colonized by The English and The French to begin the political struggle through political organizations that played a central role in the movement The internal and external political in the corridors of the United Nations and international forums ended with the decision of Libya's independence from the United Nations, among other developments and political events contributed to the achievement of independence and the emergence of the state of Libya.