UAE's role in North Africa unrest
Official analyses and information reveal that the UAE is pursuing extensive strategies in Africa aimed at undermining the stability of countries that do not have normalized relations with Israel. This is achieved by enhancing its economic, logistical, and political influence, particularly in the Sahel and Sahara regions. Abu Dhabi employs unconventional tools such as investing in renewable energy projects and precious metals, as well as controlling strategic ports and maritime routes to ensure dominance over regional trade. Its activities also extend to supporting logistical and military networks linked to armed conflicts, such as the crises in Sudan and Libya, with the goal of deepening its influence and securing strategic resources. Meanwhile, these activities raise security and international concerns about regional destabilization.
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