The contribution of sports diplomacy to achieving sustainable development The Algerian model
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The study aims to explore the contribution of sports diplomacy to achieving sustainable development in Algeria, utilizing sports as a tool of soft power on the international stage, and assessing its compatibility with the state's strategy for sustainable development. The descriptive-analytical method was employed through content analysis of the Ministry of Youth and Sports website and accredited media materials over the period from November 21, 2021, to March 24, 2024. The study concludes that the state relies on hosting sports events as a source of public diplomacy to achieve sustainable development in Algeria.
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