Explaining Libya’s Intefrerence In Chad Affairs From1991to2010

From1991to2010Libyan‘s interference in Chad affairs was how and whyLibyan government’s process, diplomatically and financially has a role in regionalconflict particularly in the crisis resolution.Libya’s mediations in the political dimensions in Chad are the negotiations of someinternals crisis between the group of rebellions and the regime on power and alsobetween Chad and Sudan. The economic aspects of Libyan role inside Chad are thefinancial assistance in some domains by signing agreements with the Chadiangovernment in these different sectors of agriculture, fiscal, customs and energy.The reasons why Libya interfere in these Chad affairs are because it was undersanction at the time and Chad needs the Libyan involvements, because after thecold war Chad was searching for the bargaining power for negotiate in its crisis,Chad wants Libyan’s aid and help,it also searching for the alternative source ofeconomic assistance, Chad can realize that Libya has power and authority to giveChad an assistance. There is also the personal link between the mains politicalactors of Libya and Chad. Gaddafi and Deby are maintain good relationship, Deby ‘srebellion in Sudan but supporting an financing by Libya, in1990when he overthrewHabré,the old enemy of Gaddafi, he was helped by of the Libyan mercenaries.The results of this research show by the theory of international relation in thecontext of Libya’s interference in Chad are the rational choice between the two politicalactors, the idea that people tend to make choice that maximize their advantages whileminimizing their costs. That outcomes show the relation of gains and interests, Libya hasgoals directed in Chad, it want to show it good image over the world,Libya has ambitionin the region of Sub Sahara area,by involving in the Chad affairs, Libya assure itnational security,also by calculating its national interest, it also needs Chad resources,the oil and the uranium for his nuclear devices and Libyan government looks for theworker migrants from Chad and the Deby’s regime depends on Libya’s involvement for itsurvival.