Turkey-Kazakhstan Relations: an Overview of Mutual Relations since the Collapse of the Soviet Union

• Authors: Davut Han Aslan , Duygu Bozyigit

Title variants

PL

Relacje Turcji z Kazachstanem: przegląd wzajemnych stosunków od upadku ZSRR

• Languages of publication: PL EN

Abstracts

PL

Stosunki dwustronne Kazachstanu i Turcji zostały zapoczątkowane, po pierwsze, ze względu na więzi kulturowe, historyczne i braterskie pokrewień-stwo, co spowodowało, że Turcja stała się pierwszym krajem, który uznał niepodległość Kazachstanu. Po drugie, rozwój stosunków turecko-kazachskich jest oparty na tożsamości lub podobieństwie stanowisk w szerokim zakresie kwestii; co więcej, własne interesy obu krajów w systemie stosunków międzynarodowych również odegrały istotną rolę w umacnianiu stosunków dwustronnych.

EN

The bilateral relations between Kazakhstan and Turkey have started, firstly due to deep cultural, historical ties, brotherhood kinship which caused Turkey to be the first country to recognise the independence of Kazakhstan. Secondly, the development of the Turkish-Kazakh relations is based on the identity or similarity of positions on a wide range of issues; moreover, both countries’ own interests in the international relations system also played a significant role in strengthening the bilateral relations.

Keywords

PL

Turcja; Kazachstan; gospodarka; dyplomacja; współpraca wojskowa

EN

Turkey; Kazakhstan; economy; diplomacy; military cooperation

• Publisher: Akademia Finansów i Biznesu Vistula w Warszawie
• Journal: Kwartalnik Naukowy Uczelni Vistula
• Year: 2014
• Issue: 4(42)
• Pages: 133-145

Contributors

author

Davut Han Aslan

• Akademia Finansów i Biznesu Vistula w Warszawie (Vistula University - Warsaw)

author

Duygu Bozyigit

• Akademia Finansów i Biznesu Vistula w Warszawie (Vistula University - Warsaw)

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