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Shanghai Cooperation Organisation and Turkey axis in the energy and tourism

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2016
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The growing population, urbanization and industrialization is need for energy with the affect of creasing day by day in Turkey. Turkey's energy supply can't meet demand and imports over half of its energy needs. It is necessary to not ethat the demand for foreign exchange while performing the those import. As every country has a lot of importance for Turkey, return is very high for tourisms ector's economic. This sector devired foreign exchange affects energy imports directly. While Preparing tourism and energy policy were taken into consideration in this case in past year in Turkey. The incomede rived from tourism have some effect on the energy field, or in many other areas foruse in the energy in frastructure and superstructure services shows that the cooperation of these two sectors. So Turkey needs to shaping the domestic politics and foreignpolicy in accordance with its interests. Cultural and historical have been inadequate in its relations with Central Asia though, the development of relations with the Shanghai Cooperation Organization is an opportunity for Turkey the status of Dialogue Partner countries. SCO, Turkey will be effective in further development of the tourismand has members that could solve the energy problem. SCO is an organization which is rich in energy and in terms of population and Turkey on the energy corridor geopolitical importance of ensuring cooperation in the tourism sector, increasing will benefit both parties energy and in the tourism sector, it will facilitate their accessto international markets for the organization.

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Gözde Şadan

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Gözde Şadan (Master Thesis). Shanghai Cooperation Organisation and Turkey axis in the energy and tourism, 2016, İstanbul Arel University.

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