The crisis is a manifestation of human relations in the face of emergency or critical situations, and crisis management is considered an administrative practice, in which science and established rules derived from successful practices, and it is a surprising circumstance that requires a method and special tools for treatment, and the crisis has always occupied human thought under the pressure of need To achieving the difficult equation, which is avoiding annihilation and avoiding defeat at the same time.
Countries resort to following multiple strategies to pursue their national interests, and their foreign policy denies some that are conflictual, some that are allied, and some that are neutral or dependent on balance.
It is not permissible to deal with the crisis with improvisation or personal diligence, but rather with the scientific and strategic method that determines the path and guarantees the unity of style and direction, and coincides and accompanies crisis management with the stages of the crisis itself.
International crises are linked to the international system in a relationship of mutual influence, as the crisis may be a test for the rules of the game existing between the basic forces in the system, or it may contribute to changing it through the influence they exert on the nature of other subsystems, and this contribution may reach the point of influencing the transformation of The system, not just change it.