Romanian-Turkey Politico-Diplomatic Relations (1971-1974)
Romanian-Turkey Politico-Diplomatic Relations (1971-1974)

Author(s): Gabriela-Nicoleta Dragne
Subject(s): International Law, Diplomatic history, International relations/trade, Post-War period (1950 - 1989)
Published by: Scientia Moralitas Research Institute
Keywords: politician; diplomat; official visit; parliamentary group;
Summary/Abstract: The stage of the relations between Romania and Turkey, at the political-diplomatic level, has seen an ascending development as a result of the high level visits, thus laying the foundations of the formation of friendship groups within the two parliaments, contact sand mutual visits at the level of the ministers, of municipalities. There was, however, a moment of stagnation, which was not a particular feature but a general feature that manifested itself both in Turkey's external relations and in domestic political life, with the formation of the Naim Talu government, a transition al government. It could engage in large-scale external relation sanctions. The Turkish press as well as the diplomatic environment expressed interest in learning about the concrete problems, addressing Romanian diplomats in Ankara, the Czechoslovak ambassador, the adviser of the U.S. Embassy, the ambassadors of Bulgaria and Greece and one of the advisers of the R.F. German embassy.

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