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Title Pak-Turk Relations during Imran Khan's era (2018-2022): An Apparisal

Author(s) Muhammad Tahir

Abstract this research examines Pakistan-Turkey political, economic, and military relations during Prime Minister Imran Khan's tenure. The research investigates the two nations' bilateral relations, initiatives, and areas of collaboration in key areas. It tries to give insight into the changing dynamics, difficulties, and opportunities that have defined the Pakistan-Turkey relationship over this period. In terms of politics, the research looks at the strengthening of diplomatic connections and the exchange of high-level visits between Pakistan and Turkey. It emphasizes similar values, mutual trust, and common strategic objectives that formed the two countries' strong collaboration. The research also looks into the roles of Prime Minister Imran Khan and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in fostering regional stability and strengthening political collaboration. In terms of economic connections, the paper examines Pakistan-Turkey trade and investment cooperation. It investigates bilateral trade volume, economic relationship expansion, and the implementation of collaborative projects in industries such as energy, infrastructure, and defence. The study examines the impact of this economic cooperation on both nations and the possibility of further strengthening economic connections. Another emphasis of this research is the military dimension of the Pakistan-Turkey relationship. It investigates defence cooperation, such as joint military exercises, training programs, and the transfer of defence technologies. The study also looks at the strategic ramifications of this military partnership and its consequences for regional security. The research concludes by summarizing the important results, emphasising the overall good trajectory of Pakistan-Turkey political, economic, and military relations during the Imran Khan’s era. It analyses the two nations' difficulties and recommends possible areas for future collaboration and improved bilateral interaction.

Type Thesis/Dissertation

Faculty Social Sciences

Department Pakistan Studies

Language English

Publication Date 2024-05-02

Subject Pakistan Studies

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