The Effects of Turkey's Foreign Policy on Exports in the Last 15 Years

In the global context, economics and politics are interdependent phenomena. A multitude of activities is contingent upon politics. Political issues or disputes between nations preclude the possibility of accessing a market. The export process is influenced by the relationships between nations. Our commercial links with the Middle East and Russia have been sustained historically. Nevertheless, Turkey has been unable to sustain uninterrupted economic operations in the designated regions at various intervals. The notion of soft power has influenced global politics since the Cold War. Global politics and economics are governed by cultural and economic activity. The Turkish Foreign Policy influences Turkey's export procedures. Prior to the Arab Spring, Turkey's approach to the Middle East and Syria was distinct. The alteration in Foreign Policy concerning the Middle East and Syria has diminished Turkey's export rate to these regions. Additional elucidations are available in other sections of the article about this topic. The notion of risk is used to elucidate international politics and economics. Social, political, and economic conditions delineate risk at certain intervals. I shall elucidate the risk factor associated with the Russian Aircraft Crisis instance.