From Tension to Reconciliation: Mapping the Future of Egypt-Türkiye Relations

The relationship between Türkiye and Egypt has been complex for over a decade, with recent significant events prompting both countries to reassess their stances on various matters. As regional and global dynamics continue to shift, Türkiye and Egypt are working towards realigning their strategies to adapt to the changing landscape. Türkiye and Egypt have been making efforts to repair their strained relationship, especially since the start of 2021. President Erdogan’s recent trip to Egypt marks a new chapter in their relationship. This policy outlook delves into the motivations behind both countries’ efforts to fully normalize their relationship, examining the potential benefits and challenges that could impact achieving fully normalized relations.

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Ferhat Polat
Ferhat Polat
Ferhat Polat is a Chevening Scholar from the 2022 cohort and a researcher at the TRT World Research Centre. Holding an MA in Middle East Studies from the Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies at the University of Exeter, he specializes in North African geopolitics and security, with a particular focus on Libya. Polat is often invited as a commentator on news channels and has contributed numerous essays and articles on geopolitical issues that have been published in various journals, newspapers, and digital outlets.

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