Turkey-Georgia relati̇onshi̇p after the di̇si̇ntegrati̇on of SSCB

The thesis has been examined by considering the general relations between Turkey and Georgia as of the end of the 20th century and the period since the beginning of the 21st century to today. During this period, these two countries have had bilateral relations with the collaborated projects (BTE, BTK, BTC), international organization studies, and various programs. Turkey has recognized the sovereignty of the state since its first independence in the South Caucasus and has continued to develop its relations in line with its strategic interests. Georgia has become the best alliance for Turkey by being as destination from Georgia to the other countries having oil and gas energy resources to reduce energy and oil dependence with Russia. Since Turkey is a member of NATO and Turkey's view to see a gate for EU, it has created the points that bring both countries closer together. These two countries have been involved in various projects, including the European Transport Corridor in Europe (TRACECA), the Black Sea Economic Cooperation and the Black Sea Cooperation Task Force. Thanks to Turkey's educational, social, economic and cultural activities, it has given more confidence to Georgia and increased relations for each other. One of the most important points for Turkey's relations with Georgia is the foreign policy of these two countries at the same time as they need each other and the overlapping of the interests of both countries. The method for this study is combined of incurement and research for the events and literature review as a data collection technique. By this study Georgia is defined as an independent state after the dissolution of the Soviet Union and internal political developments were examined and it has been tried to put out how those experiences to reflect the development of Turkey-Georgia relations. Additionally, the issue of Georgia-Abhazia which is the internal political problem for Georgia is beriefly mentioned.