Turkey don't have indeginous DSRV solution and protocols yet and I agree. I'll explain below why that Turkey did not rush in this area.
Centered around the International Submarine Escape and Rescue Liaison Office (ISMERLO), an organization created in the wake of the Kursk tragedy as an international hub for information and coordination on submarine rescue, the exercises are designed to demonstrate multi-national submarine rescue co-operation and interoperability as well as share SMER related knowledge amongst worldwide partners. So this is not a restricted area, and also Pakistan is a part of these common programs. Contrary to the above, Turkey is one of the few countries in NATO, capable of deep water rescue missions. Having not yet to produce domestic DSRV solution is due to accessibility and common protocols. The development of deep-sea rescue equipment in this area is often dealt with by allied countries. Implemented by Turkey Submarine Escape and Rescue (SMER) procedures are fully NATO compatible.
TCG Alemdar( which is latest submarine rescue mother ship of TN ) is currently the one of the most modern submarine rescue mother ship in the world. These surface platform include HARDSUIT atmospheric diving suits (ADS), personnel transfer capsules (PTC), a McCann submarine rescue chamber (SRC), launch and recovery system (LARS), and a towed side-scan sonar system.
It also features transfer-under-pressure equipment, dive systems, a NATO submarine rescue system (NSRS), a US submarine rescue diving and recompression system (SRDRS) and post-modern decompression / recompression pressure chambers. A submarine ventilation system, pressurised breathing air system and HeO2 mixed gas system are also included. Two interconnected L-type SRV connectible pressure chambers are provided aboard the vessel to facilitate the housing of up to 32 survivors.
A flight deck is fitted behind the bridge structure amidships to support helicopter operations, while the aft deck features a hydraulic / telescopic crane used for deployment and recovery of rescue systems. Additionally, the MOSHIP carries one remotely-operated vehicle (ROV) and a rigid-hulled inflatable boat (RHIB), as well as two rescue boats to assist during rescue operations.
Turkey has highly specialized team ( within NATO standards ) in this field. For this reason, Turkey is continous member of major submarine rescue drills carried out under NATO. Let's examine the biggest submarine rescue exercise in recent years.
NATO Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation (CMRE) participated for the first time in the DYNAMIC MONARCH 2017-Aksaz/Turkey exercise, bringing to the operational players a new digital underwater acoustic communications capability that may increase significantly the effectiveness of distressed submarines escape and rescue operations. (In this area many new underwater communication protocol research is being carried out in Turkey. You may find some information in previous posts of the topic.)
In total, the 2017 exercise included approximately 1,000 personnel, command and control ship TCG Gemlik, three submarines (TCG Burakreis, TCG Preveze and ESPS Tramontana), four submarine rescue ships (TCG Alemdar with Turkish and US submarine rescue chambers onboard, TCG Inebolu, ITS Anteo and SD Northern River with embarked NATO Submarine Rescue System (NSRS) operated by the United Kingdom, France and Norway), four Turkish patrol boats, four Turkish aircraft (helicopters, Maritime Patrol Aircraft and a C-130), diving teams from Canada, Italy, Poland and Turkey, Medical teams from Canada, Turkey and NSRS (France, Norway and the UK), a Submarine Parachute Assistance Group from Turkey and significant support from host nation Turkey in administration, accommodation, contracting, logistics, transportation and personnel. Nine NATO Allies participated in the exercise with equipment or personnel including Canada, France, Italy, Norway, Poland, Spain, Turkey, the United Kingdom and the United States. In addition, observers from Bangladesh, Indonesia, Japan, Pakistan, Poland, Spain, South Korea, Sweden and the United Kingdom experienced various portions of the exercise as well.