Turkish foreign policy and the affairs between Turkey and the Turkic Republics when the Presidency of Turgut Özal (1989 - 1993)

Turgut Özal has entered political life with a very ambitious goal and actions are separated from other politicians in Turkey. Turgut Özal's era in Turkish foreign policy from many angles shows difference according to earlier periods . Some researchers claim that these differences form an integral part of the intellectual and also with constitute a separate school about foreign policy. Central Asian Turkish Republics and relatives communities breakup from the Soviet Union in 1991. These places of Soviet Socialist Republics Union of the countries remained the central government in Moscow with the mutual cultural and economic relations outside the framework of herbage one alike established facility could not be found in Soviet Union in 1991.With the dissolution in the Caucasus, Azerbaijan, Central Asia Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan declared their independence took " the former Soviet Socialist Republic of the Union , which is part of Turkish Republics today an independent state to emerge as Turkey for political, economic and cultural fields, new possibilities and opportunities but also a part responsibilities have been also charged. Republic of Turkey ,eighth President Turgut Özal's presidency period ( 1989-1993) Soviet Union separated from the independent states , Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan and the Republic of Turkey between the political, military and cultural relations general principles are focused on regional developments or details of events addressed to the contrary which may be formed as a result of them attempted to determine general trends and principles .