The Importance of Transatlantic Unity for Turkish Foreign Policy, Fall 2006

Tuesday, December 5, 2006

As part of the transatlantic community Turkey is influenced by every aspect of the transatlantic relations. Turkey puts priority on the vitality of cooperation among the transatlantic partners and their institutions. It contributes significant regional insight, connections, and capabilities to the transatlantic community and the EU. Turkey finds itself at the center of a vast geography stretching from Europe to Central Asia, and the broader Middle East. Turkey and the U.S. have been investing in their strategic partnership to keep up with the changing times. The Shared Vision document is a case in point.

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