Turkey’s Evolving Engagement in Africa

Turkey-Africa engagements have borne fruit and have led numerous partnerships based on political, economic, and development cooperation based on mutual interests. These engagements have helped facilitate the growth of bilateral trade and business links and led to mutual economic improvements.

After many years of successful Turkish ‘Opening to Africa’ activity, Turkey-Africa engagements have borne fruit and have led numerous partnerships based on political, economic, and development cooperation based on mutual interests. These engagements have helped facilitate the growth of bilateral trade and business links and led to mutual economic improvements. These multidimensional “win-win” partnerships are expected to strengthen Turkey-Africa cooperation and establish lasting relationships between Turkey and African countries.

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Abdinor Hassan Dahir

Abdinor Hassan Dahir

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