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The People's Democratic Republic of Algeria officially became a member of the United Nations on 8 October 1962, following its independence. Algeria did not participate in the formation of the United Nations in 1945, as it was part of the French colonial empire at the time. Since joining, Algeria has been actively engaged in international matters such as decolonization, peacekeeping, and promoting non-alignment. The country has participated in UN General Assembly sessions, contributed personnel to peacekeeping missions, and supported initiatives concerning the rights of developing nations. Algeria's involvement at the UN aligns with its foreign policy objectives, which include the preservation of sovereignty, support for anti-colonial movements, and fostering cooperation, particularly within Africa and the Arab world.
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