Turkey and Iran: Brothers Who Are Desired to Strangle Each Other

The aim of this study, to provide why having strong relations between Turkey and Iran is not required by Western powers. It is obvious that, Turkey and Iran are two countries have state tradition. From a historical perspective, the fact is that the two neighboring countries’ destinies are closely bounded to each other. After Islamic Revolution, Iran has emerged as a point of the resistance to western hegemony in the Middle East region. Actually it has been a turn point about Turkish-Iranian relations. For many years Turkey was required to break off with Iran by Islamic fundamentalism rhetoric. Like that, Turkey was shown Iran’s un-religious, un-Muslim rival or Trojan horse in Islamic world to Iran by same powers. But raison d'état has been victorious. Turkish-Iranian relations have been grown up in all titles (economy, politics, tourism, foreign policy). That situation particularly gives rise to concern both United States and Israel. In this context Western policy makers are working to push Turkey and Iran different fronts. Especially, Muslim sectarian conflict is brought to fore in the Middle East region. The conflict is tried to introducelike Turkish-Iranian dispute. In Syria and Iraq were thought, this politics is useful apparatus for dividing the Muslim Middle east. The subject to be remembered Turkey and Iran never have had serious conflict in history.As a result, possibility of the hard rivalry and the consuming conflict of the largest two countries of the region will have been end of the real independent two states. This end will have been fatal wound in Muslim world from Africa to Asia-Pacific. Our study will be established under Turkish-Iranian relations assessment in Middleeasternpolitical system. And, it is the end with we will be tried to answer why deepening relations and friendship with Turkey and Iran have not been undesirable question. In this study we will profit from scientific articles and actual economic and foreign policy data.

کلیدواژه ها:

Iran ، Turkey ، Middle East ، Crisis ، Foreign Policy