The “Turkish Model” in the Middle East

Abstract

The success of Turkey’s democratic experiment and its economic model of high productivity and export-led growth have contributed to the country’s rising image in a region where authoritarian regimes and rentier economies dominate.

Turkey as A Determinant Factor Stabilizing the Middle East

“…And in the 1990s era, Turkey owed to go on with the old responsive strategy towards local expansions and took no active moves and developed initiatives in changing the game structure for individual interest in employing necessary instruments like diplomacy. Tol (2012) argues that at the start of the 2000s, Turkey could not go on with the noninvolvement strategy. About the Middle East, which was well acknowledged before, Turkey got the ability to drive regional movements and creating friendly relations within regional nations to solve problems that exist as it protects its interests.…”