Türkiye dış politikasında Afrika: Türkiye örneği-Sudan

This study aims to study Turkish foreign policy towards Africa. This study aims to study Turkish foreign policy towards Africa. The study deals with historical and political relations in general. The study focuses on Chapter Four (Sudan) on economic, political relations, and aspects of cooperation between the two countries in the period from 2002 to 2019. As the Turks began entering Africa since the nineteenth century, the Ottomans established strong relations with the sultans. These relationships were based on religious, economic, and strategic foundations. the Turks ruled Africa for four centuries, despite this, the European colonization that started in the mid-nineteenth century towards Africa. Let the Ottomans leave gradually from the African continent. And when the Turkish Republic was established. Turkish foreign policy has moved towards western countries. Although Turkey had supported independence movements in Africa in the 1960s. However, Africa was not important in Turkish foreign policy either With the decline of the Cold War in the nineties and the reshaping of the international system again. let Turkey open a door toward the international community. Turkey prepared a foreign policy plan for Africa in 1998, to develop political, economic, and cultural ties for expansion in Africa. the plan was iii implemented after 2005. Turkey pursued a new strategy and used certain elements such as soft power. And to bring the African countries to its side. In this way, Turkey will take a fast and easy way to form political, economic, social, and cultural relations with African countries.