Turkey imparts its longest normal fringe to Syria; different geographic and recorded connections likewise tie the two neighboring nations together.
The customary strained quality in relations had been because of debates including the self addition of the Hatay Province to Turkey in 1939, water questions coming about because of the Southeastern Anatolia Project, and Syria's help for the Kurdistan Workers' Party (shortened as PKK) and the now-disintegrated Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Armenia (contracted as ASALA) which has been perceived as a fear-based oppressor association by NATO, EU, and numerous different nations. Relations improved extraordinarily after October 1998, when PKK pioneer Abdullah Öcalan was removed by Syrian specialists. Nonetheless, the Syrian common war has by and by stressed relations between the two nations, prompting the suspension of discretionary contact.[1] A genuine occurrence happened with the Syrian bringing down of a Turkish military preparing trip in June 2012, bringing about Turkey assembling a crisis conference of NATO.
Syria had kept up an international safe haven in Ankara and two offices general in Istanbul and Gaziantep. Turkey had a government office in Damascus and an office general in Aleppo. Discretionary relations between the nations were cut off in March 2012, because of the Syrian common war.[1] Turkey is a full individual from the Union for the Mediterranean and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) while Syria's participation was suspended because of the common war.
