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About: Algeria–South Sudan relations     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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There are currently no diplomatic missions between Algeria and South Sudan. Before the secession of South Sudan from Sudan in 2011, Algeria and South Sudan had no official relationship and Algeria has tie with Sudan. However, given the Sudanese supports for the Islamists in Algeria amidst the Algerian Civil War at 1990s, Algeria had distrusted Sudan and therefore had secretly supported the self-determination of South Sudan and Darfur from Sudan in response for Omar al-Bashir's supports for the Armed Islamic Group of Algeria. This influenced the South Sudanese independence movement, notably the Sudan People's Liberation Army's leaders like John Garang, to continue the struggle against the heavily dominated Arabicized Sudanese Government, which was achieved in 2005.