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President Erdogan’s Response to The Economist Magazine
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan responded to a recent editorial in The Economist magazine which highlighted his loss in the recent election. The editorial stated that President Erdogan’s defeat “will give hope to democrats all over the world and show that dictators can go through elections.”
Erdogan did not mention the magazine by name, but he criticized the publication’s coverage of Turkey’s political, diplomatic, and military efforts, claiming that Turkey is countering terrorism all around the world. Erdogan went on to say that Turkey has increased its diplomatic presence worldwide and has one of the largest diplomatic networks globally.
He mentioned several initiatives, including TIKA, YTB, Yunus Emre Institute, and Maarif Foundation, which aim to support the country’s expatriates abroad. He also reaffirmed Turkey’s commitment to defending the rights of Turkish Cypriots and Turkish nationals living in the Balkans. He stressed that Turkey continues to stand by its allies in Libya, Syria, and Karabakh and contributes towards resolving regional crises through captive exchange and grain corridor agreements.
In conclusion, Erdogan emphasized that Turkey’s glorious history and present-day accomplishments merit its position in the international system. He also stated that Turkey’s national will cannot be swayed by the interests of global powers. The editorial from The Economist has sparked a heated discussion among Turkish authorities and citizens who are rallying together to respond to such negative coverage of their country in international media.
