The first Afro-Asian Peoples' Solidarity conference: A retrospective

Authors

  • D.Ghadir El Alayli adjunct professor and lecturer at Saint Joseph University (in Beirut and Dubai) Author

Keywords:

Imperialism, Afro-Asian, Solidarity, Decolonization, Anticolonialism, Liberation movements, Independence, Socialisation, Nationalism, Patriotism, Arabs, ; Zionism, Underdevelopment, Socialism.

Abstract

This article aims to analytically examine an unprecedented major historic event: the first Afro-  Asian Peoples' Solidarity (AAPS) conference held in Egypt in 1957-1958. A general review of    the AAPS allows to better understand resolutions and recommendations of its first conference in  context. This includes its introductory and closing speeches, political issues and social matters it  raised and tackled, its economic, cultural “humanistic”, and internal (organizational and  financial) resolutions. The latter focus notably on the establishment of the Council for Afro-Asian  Peoples' Solidarity and its Permanent Secretariat having its permanent headquarters in Cairo.  Finally, a critical analysis of the first AAPS conference is crucial for several reasons and in the  light of current circumstances and topical problematics. 

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Published

2021-08-01

How to Cite

El Alayli, G. (2021). The first Afro-Asian Peoples’ Solidarity conference: A retrospective. Journal of Afro-Asian Studies, 3(10), 11. https://afroasian-studies.de/index.php/jass/article/view/94