India, Turkey don’t need ‘reset’, partners can have opposing view on issues: Turkish envoy

[Muhammed45]

Typical Persian behaviour

Persians are realistic people. Sorry if you don't like it.

 

[El Sidd]

Persians are realistic people. Sorry if you don't like it.

Realism is a far cry in this thread borne out of paranoia and jealousy

 

[SuvarnaTeja]

Turkey, India would benefit from improved ties: Turkish envoy

Turkey's envoy to India, Fırat Sunel, has called for improved and multifaceted relations between Ankara and New Delhi.Turkey and India are rising...

www.dailysabah.com

No more Pakistani-Turkish brotherhood?

Pakistani-Turkish brotherhood is based on religion while Indo-Turkish relations are just Economical and Business related.

 

[Muhammed45]

Realism is a far cry in this thread borne out of paranoia and jealousy

My friend, in the world of politics and politicians there is no brotherhood.

However, Turkey has been a useful partner of Pakistan and some Pakistanis view Turkey as a brotherly country. That's cool and i belive its more of a people to people feeling having less to do with governments.

 

[El Sidd]

My friend, in the world of politics and politicians there is no brotherhood.

However, Turkey has been a useful partner of Pakistan and some Pakistanis view Turkey as a brotherly country. That's cool and i belive its more of a people to people feeling having less to do with governments.

Turkey and Pakistan enjoy state to state relations beyond internal and external politics. Be it wave after wave of secularist dictators or instances of democratic thought.

Driving a wedge between what many consider as unbreakable bonds is a petty tactic which gets laughed off by people and governments alike.

Despite all this, Pakistan has always maintained significant maturity when it comes to such spoilers. Something lacking from your countrymen masquerading as Germans, Americans or Brits.

 

[Muhammed45]

Turkey and Pakistan enjoy state to state relations beyond internal and external politics. Be it wave after wave of secularist dictators or instances of democratic thought.

Driving a wedge between what many consider as unbreakable bonds is a petty tactic which gets laughed off by people and governments alike.

Despite all this, Pakistan has always maintained significant maturity when it comes to such spoilers. Something lacking from your countrymen masquerading as Germans, Americans or Brits.

Don't know about the OP but at the very least i know your agenda well.

Btw, Pakistan Turkish relations are good for regional cooperation.

 

[El Sidd]

Don't know about the OP but at the very least i know your agenda well.

Btw, Pakistan Turkish relations are good for regional cooperation.

Pakistan has always seen Iran as a bridge for her relations with Turkey. It is a state policy beyond political debate.

 

[dBSPL]

Pakistani-Turkish brotherhood is based on religion while Indo-Turkish relations are just Economical and Business related.

Pakistani-Turkish brotherhood has existential ties far beyond religious foundations.

 

[Homajon]

India firm buys 30% stake in Turkey drone maker – Middle East Monitor

Aha...

www.middleeastmonitor.com/20211213-turkey-is-ready-to-export-unmanned-aerial-vehicles-to-india/amp/

So Pakistans-ally Turkey doesn't only want to export drones to India, Turkey also wants to use India as a hub to export drones to other countries!

Isn't this nicccccccccce?!!

 

[Homajon]

3 Key Reasons Why Turkey Is Keen To Reset Its Ties With India & Keep Its Pro-Pakistan, Pro-Kashmir Sentiments On Backburner

Indians are now the third-largest tourists in Turkey after China and Indonesia. India's businesses, from food to technology, have been expanding in Turkey.

eurasiantimes.com

Wow, Turkish-Indian trade is worth 10 Billion dollars, isn't this interesting....

Erdogan has absolutely no love for Pakistanis, that's all show. Erdogan views Pakistanis just as a tool, nothing more!
There is no Turkish love for Pakistanis, there is only Pakistani love for Turks!

Of course, Pakistanis can now get angry and call me liar, but deep inside you know better.

 

[Shapur Zol Aktaf]

Turkish policy is based on munafiqism and beggarism.

 

[SoulSpokesman]

Countries should maintain friendly relationships with each other. I would like to see IND, PAK, IRN, TUR all seek closer economic ties and people to people relationship.

Regards

 

[PradoTLC]

Turkey, India would benefit from improved ties: Turkish envoy

Turkey's envoy to India, Fırat Sunel, has called for improved and multifaceted relations between Ankara and New Delhi.Turkey and India are rising...

www.dailysabah.com

No more Pakistani-Turkish brotherhood?

u like to see that.. wouldnt u?..

 

[VkdIndian]

Turkey has trade with India but still chose to support Pakistan stance on political matters instead of India and yes Turkey will help Pakistan and is helping them as we speak.

Turkey embraced Israel because that made good business sense. Most of the Muslim countries are doing the same. They talk big when it comes to talking but when it is action time they display their true intent.

In this changing world and Turkey trying to reset its ties due to friction with NATO and US, anything is possible.
Indian foreign ministry has been deft and pragmatic in this regard.

If Turkey changes it’s track then that wouldn’t be a surprise.
It still might talk big in supporting Pakistan and it’s causes.That might be just the talk but not the walk.

 

[nahtanbob]

Turkey embraced Israel because that made good business sense. Most of the Muslim countries are doing the same. They talk big when it comes to talking but when it is action time they display their true intent.

In this changing world and Turkey trying to reset its ties due to friction with NATO and US, anything is possible.
Indian foreign ministry has been deft and pragmatic in this regard.

If Turkey changes it’s track then that wouldn’t be a surprise.
It still might talk big in supporting Pakistan and it’s causes.That might be just the talk but not the walk.

Pakistan is another cow to be milked. Turks sure knows how to milk ones.