Year: 2023
Type: report
Abstract: █ Turkey-Africa relations have evolved to an unprecedented level in economic, political, cultural and security terms █ Turkey's Africa policy constitutes one foreign policy instrument for Turkey's prevailing statusseeking in world politics █ The emphasis on 'ownership' and 'equality' reinforces the sustainability of Turkey's African policy █ • The complex historical relations between North African countries and the Ottoman empire continue to impact North Africans' perceptions of Turkey negatively as compared to Sub-Saharan Africans' perceptions, which are relatively positive █ • African authorities have an opportunity to leverage their relations with Turkey to their advantage and should unify their capacities and be more open towards Turkey.Capital goods -22.87%Consumer goods -33.61%Intermediate goods -39.82%Raw materials -2.84% Animal -0,97% Chemicals -5.71%Food products -8.17%Footwear -0.21% Fuels -4.71% Hides and skins -0.07%Metals -21.26%Minerals -8.36% Miscellaneous -3.86% Plastic and rubber -5.70% Stone and glass -1.45%Transportation -5.49% Vegetables -8.57% Woods -2.77% Textile and Clothing -3.99% Capital goods -4.73%Consumer goods -27.12%Intermediate goods -16.52%
DOI: 10.59184/pb023.03
Authors: Emel Dal, Samiratou Dipama
Institution: Marmara University
Language: English
Subfield: Development
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: gold
OpenAlex ID: W4367180605