TURKEY AND PAKISTAN: BRIDGING THE GROWING DIVERGENCE

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PERCEPTIONS: Journal of International Affairs
Volume:5 Issue:3
TURKEY AND PAKISTAN: BRIDGING THE GROWING DIVERGENCE

TURKEY AND PAKISTAN: BRIDGING THE GROWING DIVERGENCE

Authors : İshtiaq AHMAD

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Publication Date : 2000-09-01

Article Type : Research Paper

Abstract :For over half century, Turkey and Pakistan remained close friends. Their multi-dimensional relationship showed the same spirit of brotherhood as prevailed during centuries-old ties between Indian Muslims and the Ottoman Empire/Republic of Turkey until 1947. Ideologically, they were poles apart - Turkey pursuing secularism while Pakistan was following Islamism. But the difference of ideology, with its reflection on respective external outlook, never hampered the course of friendly ties. Not anymore. In the last few years, the perceptions and interests of Turkey and Pakistan have started to diverge on a number of important issues.
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