03 March 2021
National Media bets in front of Security Threats Dynamic
The professor started his conference by looking for an answer to the following issue: What are the national media's bets in adapting to the global threat dynamic? Through this question, the professor divided his lecture into four (04) main axes:
The first axis, in which the professor presents the dynamics of Cross-border security threats, which pose a real threat to our country, and among these threats we find what is related to health and environment such as the Covid 19 virus and its financial, economic and health implications at the global level.
We also find cyber-attack threats in front of an American Digital Hegemony that has all the information means and control all digital resources, while the second axis is represented in the geopolitical map of the Algerian security environment through the struggle to rearrange the new world order, the redistribution of international and regional power, the issue of Western Sahara and the security cost of the Maghreb fragmentation.
In the third axis, the professor touched on the mechanisms of coping with security threats, by building psychological and social confidence, the ability to face current security challenges and building media strategies for positive adaptation to global threats.
As for the fourth axis, the professor has confirmed that Algeria has to maintain the stability of its geostrategic environment, and the main role that the military institution plays in securing borders, fighting terrorism and organized crime.
Within the framework of public culture conferences for the year 2021, the Communication Service of the Territory Air Defense Forces Command organized on March 03rd, 2021 a conference entitled: “National Media bets in front of Security Threats Dynamics” animated by Professor Mustapha Saidj, Director of Political Science National University.
We also find cyber-attack threats in front of an American Digital Hegemony that has all the information means and control all digital resources, while the second axis is represented in the geopolitical map of the Algerian security environment through the struggle to rearrange the new world order, the redistribution of international and regional power, the issue of Western Sahara and the security cost of the Maghreb fragmentation.
In the third axis, the professor touched on the mechanisms of coping with security threats, by building psychological and social confidence, the ability to face current security challenges and building media strategies for positive adaptation to global threats.
As for the fourth axis, the professor has confirmed that Algeria has to maintain the stability of its geostrategic environment, and the main role that the military institution plays in securing borders, fighting terrorism and organized crime.