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Admiral E Murat Bilgel, commander of the Turkish Naval Forces, is in India for a five-day visit to enhance bilateral defence cooperation.
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Its good to have friendly relations with all the 3 major muslim powers , the turks , Iranians and the Arabians . Clever play
Having Iran and Turkey and Arabs in the same basket requires heavy balancing act.
If we can balance Russia and USA (since CW), Israel & Muslims, Vietnam and China all together despite their contradictions, I think Chanakya taught us very well.
Despite being non-Muslims, we can built excellent and far better ties with all the three than Pakistan ever could.
Obviously after the breakdown of USSR, US shelved their fear about pan-communism of Asia. And opening up our market to westerners was another major step towards normalizing relations with US. And i feel, our relationship with Russia was merely the momentum carried forward from the USSR era, they failed to address our concerns with due priority quite few times. While US seems to be too prompt to gain the lost Russian space in Indian foreign relationships.
That would be difficult because there was some degree of strong trust between us and the Soviet regime. With US, it is more like common interests, good business and aligned interests rather than a personal touch.
Having Iran and Turkey and Arabs in the same basket requires heavy balancing act.
Turkey is heavily tilted towards Pakistan, not possible.
Was, time is surely changing. They needs more business opportunities and a market of the size India can surely serves their purpose well.
Erdogan is a visionary, he's controlling the Turkish economy well.
Till now I don't see any new sign of change.