تركيا و روسيا في أسيا الوسطى بعد 2003 : التحول من استراتيجية التنافس و الصراع إلى إستراتيجية التعاون و الشراكة

الملخص EN

This study focuses on the philosophy of the regional policy of Turkey and Russia in Central Asia and provides an evaluation of this policy.

She argues that Turkey and Russia need a new, workable, realistic plan of action for the region, in order to combine their normative view with the reality of the region.

The study confirms that in order to strengthen cultural, economic and political relations with the region, the necessary structural and institutional conditions must first be created.

After the end of the Cold War and the dissolution of the Soviet Union and the emergence of new independent countries in the Caucasus and Central Asia, Turkey and Russia were forced to restructure the concept of their regional and international policy, and began to The new pursuit of their foreign policy.

Since the AKP came to power in 2002 and Putin came to power in 2000, Turkey and Russia have interacted with this transitional geography, and with a complex set of economic, political, and cultural relations with its neighboring regions, each of them has been trying to take a proactive regional political approach In solving the problems between them.