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Rate Turkish Geo political Relations, who best regional buddy

  • Turkey - Saudia

    Votes: 1 2.5%
  • Turkey - Egypt

    Votes: 2 5.0%
  • Turkey - iRAN

    Votes: 3 7.5%
  • Turkey - Syria

    Votes: 1 2.5%
  • Turkey - Azerbijan

    Votes: 27 67.5%
  • Turkey - Pakistan

    Votes: 14 35.0%
  • Turkey - Iraq

    Votes: 3 7.5%
  • Turkey - Qatar

    Votes: 11 27.5%
  • Turkey - Russia

    Votes: 3 7.5%
  • Turkey - USA

    Votes: 3 7.5%

  • Total voters
    40

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We all know Pakistan - Turkey relations are Top notch but how are other Turkish country to country relations ?

Wanted to get people's view (Specially Turkish) folks how they view their relation with few other regional countries
 
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They are not our friends but as position most important country is Syria for get contact Arab world especially for trade. If assad gone and come a good guy maybe we can repare our relationships with Syria but it looks like very hard to happen.
 
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We have no real allies that can make a big difference
NATO on paper
Pakistan is our ally but we are far away and can't really help other than diplomatic and financially in case of war
Azerbaycan but they are not powerful enough

Other than that the thing that makes us so similar to Pakistan is we are both lonely trying to stand on our feet.

Infact Turks have been lonely for a long time in our history, bearing the brunt of the crusades in anatolia by ourselves to fighting crusades in Europe. We usually had to face multiple enemies with no allies

I believe we have been bad on the table but great in the battlefield.
 
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I think that Qatar should be included in the conversation. There has been ongoing cooperation and dialogue in regional and international issues since the 2010s, particularly in the Syrian Civil War and the Egyptian Crisis. Both countries also support the same groups in post-Gaddafi Libya. Most recently, Turkey provided diplomatic and food support to Qatar during the 2017 Qatar diplomatic crisis.

Qatar and Turkey maintain strong military ties. Several military cooperation agreements have been signed between the two, and Turkey exports military equipment to Qatar. For instance, Turkey sold Qatar its first-ever drones in March 2012, and in April 2017, Turkish vehicle manufacturer BMC signed a deal to supply Qatar with 1,500 Amazon 4x4 armored vehicles. Turkey has a military base in Qatar, and in June 2017, Turkish parliament fast-tracked the deployment of Turkish troops in Qatar. Turkey plans to eventually station 3,000 troops on Qatari soil.

Trade relations between the two countries have witnessed rapid developments in recent years. Qatar has signed agreements with Turkey to export LNG, while several Turkish construction companies have agreements with the Qatari government, many of which are involved in 2022 FIFA World Cup projects. In September 2017, a new trade line route between Qatar and Turkey via Iran was announced, and at the same time a shipping service between Turkey's Port of Mersin and Qatar's Hamad Port was also launched.
 
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I think that Qatar should be included in the conversation. There has been ongoing cooperation and dialogue in regional and international issues since the 2010s, particularly in the Syrian Civil War and the Egyptian Crisis. Both countries also support the same groups in post-Gaddafi Libya. Most recently, Turkey provided diplomatic and food support to Qatar during the 2017 Qatar diplomatic crisis.

Qatar and Turkey maintain strong military ties. Several military cooperation agreements have been signed between the two, and Turkey exports military equipment to Qatar. For instance, Turkey sold Qatar its first-ever drones in March 2012, and in April 2017, Turkish vehicle manufacturer BMC signed a deal to supply Qatar with 1,500 Amazon 4x4 armored vehicles. Turkey has a military base in Qatar, and in June 2017, Turkish parliament fast-tracked the deployment of Turkish troops in Qatar. Turkey plans to eventually station 3,000 troops on Qatari soil.

Trade relations between the two countries have witnessed rapid developments in recent years. Qatar has signed agreements with Turkey to export LNG, while several Turkish construction companies have agreements with the Qatari government, many of which are involved in 2022 FIFA World Cup projects. In September 2017, a new trade line route between Qatar and Turkey via Iran was announced, and at the same time a shipping service between Turkey's Port of Mersin and Qatar's Hamad Port was also launched.
Well, you are partly right. However relationship with Qatar grew because of Erdoğan and Thani being "Muslim Brotherhood" buddies. If one of the two leaders leave the seat, there is great chance of relations going back to way it was.

Our relationship with Azerbaijan is different. They are our blood brothers, we always had good relations with Azerbaijan regardless of the leaders.
 
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Well, you are partly right. However relationship with Qatar grew because of Erdoğan and Thani being "Muslim Brotherhood" buddies. If one of the two leaders leave the seat, there is great chance of relations going back to way it was.

Our relationship with Azerbaijan is different. They are our blood brothers, we always had good relations with Azerbaijan regardless of the leaders.
Qatar-Turkey relations are symbiotic, Erdogan needs investment and Qatar needs an ally, its a friendship based on interests, pretty much like the relations to Russia currently.
This can however change very fast, espacially with Erdogan as president but as you said Azerbaijan is different and the relations arent dependant on leaders.
 
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Turkey should invest more on Turkish countries, as once news channels remind those people about their origin, its very hard to take it away...
for example Ozbekistan was against Turkey for long time but now its on the side of Turkey and ordered 1000 Ejder Yalchin and made first visit to Turkey..
just Recently Kirgizistan president visited Turkey
on the other hand, Kazakhistan is very close and recently made a law to ban speaking in Russian in government possitions.. Actually, Kazakhistan is the most changed as they all mostly prefer to speak in Russian but recently i feel the change... Actually Azerbaijan has huge influence in those countries and Turkey should use it. They all are fan of Azerbaijani music and culture. Also, many Azerbaijanis forcely moved to Kazakhistan during sovet era and now there are powerful businessman there..

no Turkmenistan ? :undecided:
Actually, Turkmenistan is like Azerbaijan. Their talking very look like Turkish and Azerbaijani. You can understand the most of it. Their previous leaders were left over people from sovet era and mentality. But, the new leader is very into Turkey.. That what i meant above, once people love each other and share the history, language, there is no way you can divide them.
But look what Turkey did to Arabs and they just backstabbed Turkey in their first chance..
 
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Actually, Turkmenistan is like Azerbaijan. Their talking very look like Turkish and Azerbaijani. You can understand the most of it. Their previous leaders were left over people from sovet era and mentality. But, the new leader is very into Turkey.. That what i meant above, once people love each other and share the history, language, there is no way you can divide them.
But look what Turkey did to Arabs and they just backstabbed Turkey in their first chance..
my thoughts exactly united we can achieved so much
 
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Turkey should invest more on Turkish countries, as once news channels remind those people about their origin, its very hard to take it away...
for example Ozbekistan was against Turkey for long time but now its on the side of Turkey and ordered 1000 Ejder Yalchin and made first visit to Turkey..
just Recently Kirgizistan president visited Turkey
on the other hand, Kazakhistan is very close and recently made a law to ban speaking in Russian in government possitions.. Actually, Kazakhistan is the most changed as they all mostly prefer to speak in Russian but recently i feel the change... Actually Azerbaijan has huge influence in those countries and Turkey should use it. They all are fan of Azerbaijani music and culture. Also, many Azerbaijanis forcely moved to Kazakhistan during sovet era and now there are powerful businessman there..


Actually, Turkmenistan is like Azerbaijan. Their talking very look like Turkish and Azerbaijani. You can understand the most of it. Their previous leaders were left over people from sovet era and mentality. But, the new leader is very into Turkey.. That what i meant above, once people love each other and share the history, language, there is no way you can divide them.
But look what Turkey did to Arabs and they just backstabbed Turkey in their first chance..

Turkey, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgzistan are all countries with impressive mineral resources (Oil, Gas, Gold, Coal...) and the most important geostrategic positions... we have everything.

If we work together there is nothing we can't achieve.

A Turkish/Turkic version of the European Union is ideal and my political dream.
 
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