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At least turks are sunni like most arabs, Turkey at least wont support a minority governement made by a shia minority destroying the country like what happening in syria contrary to the sectarian iranian regimeWhat you say is true but overall Turkish-Iranian relations are at their best since the times of Ataturk and Reza Shah. Iran and Turkey have grown up and now they can separate their issue between them without causing interference in other sectors. For instance, Turkey might not agree with Iranian/Russian/Chinese policy on Syria but it is not like that displeasure is going to spill over to other areas. Like wise Iranians are not going to take revenge for Turkish stance on Syria. All this is happening when their trade with each other is increasing exponentially. They have grown to such a level of maturity that they can simultaneously work on multiple issues with different outcomes on each. It is a good thing. But they are still not as mature as western Europeans are with regard to their dealings with each other. For example, Turkish went behind Iranian's back and offered NATO a base and radars aimed at Iran. Similarly Iranians have their suspicions that some day Turks might sell them out to Americans and take part in an American invasion of Iran. But the the deepest issue between them is this: