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October 9, 2025«Вестник Атырауского университета имени Халела Досмухамедова»0 citationsOpen Access

Turkey Is an Important Factor in International Relations

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AGAbdullah Gündoğdu

Key Points

  • Turkey's position in international relations is increasingly important, with significant political and economic interests at stake.
  • The shifting vector of Turkey's foreign policy reflects growing ties with the Middle East, Arab States, and Central Asia, surpassing traditional alliances.
  • Assessment of Turkey's foreign relations shows its commitment to an open market economy, facilitating foreign trade and investment.
  • Understanding Turkey's foreign policy evolution is critical for global players looking to enhance cooperation with this pivotal nation.

Abstract

The role of modern Turkey in international relations is an important factor. The role of the Turkish state in world politics is growing every year. International players are showing increasing interest in developing international relations with such a large and experienced state as Turkey. Therefore, the future of cooperation with Turkey in the global community depends on many factors. This set of project implementation measures, which defines the basis for the development of international relations in the current difficult geopolitical situation, creates the need to combine all efforts and increase the effectiveness of the legal framework.Today, Turkey is interested in realizing its political and economic interests in relations with the United States, the Middle East, Russia, and the Arab and Central Asian states.The Republic of Turkey is in the process of changing its domestic and foreign policy. This is evidenced by the political and economic importance of the Turkish state, as well as its achievement of common positions in international politics. After gaining independence at the beginning of the 20th century, Turkey switched to a market economy. A market economy can also be called an open economy. It should be focused not only on domestic, but also on foreign markets. Kemal Ataturk defined the specific political and economic conditions of the Turkish state, as well as a comprehensive and open foreign policy strategy. It is well known that the EU and the United States are the main priorities in Turkey's current foreign policy and financial strategy. However, in recent years, it is easy to see that this vector has shifted towards the Middle East, the Arab States, Russia and Central Asia. The purpose of the study is to provide a comprehensive analysis of Turkey's foreign policy.

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Abdullah Gündoğdu (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e77f09d1c187e1c108fc71https://doi.org/10.47649/vau.25.v78.i3.01
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