Turkish President visits Saudi Arabia

  Improving relations can also help increase security contributions.  Turkey could supply Saudi Arabia with military equipment, such as drones, but what is currently happening in West Asia is being seen as a direct link to the political upheaval in the Middle East.

 The 100-year Lausanne Treaty expires in July 2023, after which Turkey will be free to extract and sell its oil, which will strengthen Turkey's economy, make it one of the richest countries in the world, and reunite Muslim countries around the world.  Inclusion can create a strong Islamic bloc that is intolerable for the United States and its allies.

  The West also fears that Turkey may try to restore the "Ottoman Caliphate" after the termination of the treaty, which is why Western nations are worried about the termination of the treaty. 

The West's position on this important issue is that the original treaty between the Ottoman Empire and the Western Allied Powers on August 10, 1920, is called the "Treaty of Severus", while the "Treaty of Lausanne" of July 24, 1923, was signed between Kamal Ataturk's Republic of Turkey and Western powers. 

It has nothing to do with the Ottoman Empire and the Treaty of Lausanne is not a 100 year term but an indefinite treaty with no fixed term. 

Occupied by Italy and Britain, Iraq and Egypt were occupied by Britain, Syria, Tunisia, Algeria and Libya were occupied by Italy, while Saudi Arabia was ruled by the Meccan Empire Hijaz. 

Thus, Turkey's financial resources were handed over to three western countries, Britain, France and Italy.  Incumbent Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan is an Islamist leader who gradually converted Turks adapted to the European environment. 

The drama "Ertugrul Ghazi" can revolutionize in the form of a movement and in view of these realities, post-2023 Turkey can once again play an important role for the Muslim Ummah.

 Turkey is an Islamic country that has ruled over three continents for 625 years.

  At that time the name of Turkey was "Anatolia". 

The bravery of Ertugrul Ghazi of the Qai tribe raised the head of the Islamic world with pride, after which his son Usman Ghazi founded the Ottoman Empire, which for a long time ruled over more than half of the world, but almost 100 years before today, Islamic  This great country of the world fell due to the conspiracies of the British and their own betrayals.

After the defeat, part of the Ottoman Empire was divided into more than 40 Islamic countries. 

The United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Russia, Italy and Japan signed an agreement in Lausanne called the "Lausanne Treaty". 

The treaty imposed sanctions on Turkey's economy and other issues, abolished the caliphate in Turkey, declared it a secular state, revoked oil extraction, and made the Bosphorus (Dead Sea) an international route. 

As a result, Turkey will not collect any tax on foreign ships passing through its sea lanes. 

Following these conditions, Mustafa Kemal Atatrk laid the foundations of a secular government and reorganized Turkey, making Ankara the capital of modern Turkey.

  President Tayyip Erdogan's government has taken all the debt of the IMF and got Turkey out of the clutches of the IMF. 

Turkey is a member of the EU Customs, which allows Turkey to have duty-free exports to EU countries. 

The Bosphorus Bridge on the Bosphorus Strait in Turkey connects Asia with Europe. 

Turkey is a member of the G-20 countries and the 17th emerging economy in the world.

  The Turkish army is NATO's second largest army, while Turkey is the center of attention for tourists from around the world, with more than 70 million foreign tourists visiting the country annually.

  According to Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan's vision, Turkey will become one of the world's 10 largest economies by 2023.

Vision 2023 aims to increase Turkey's gross domestic product (GDP) to 6 2.6 trillion, per capita income of 25 25,000, exports to 500 500 billion and tourism to become one of the 5 largest countries in the world.  Thanks to the efforts of Turkish Consul General Tolga Okak, tourism in Pakistan and Turkey is booming.

The 100-year Lausanne Treaty expires in July 2023, after which Turkey will be free to extract and sell its oil which will strengthen Turkey's economy. 

It will become one of the richest countries in the world, and will once again be able to build a strong Islamic bloc with Muslim nations around the world, which is unbearable for the United States and its allies. 

The West also fears that Turkey may try to restore the "Ottoman Caliphate" after the termination of the treaty, which is why Western nations are worried about the termination of the treaty. 

The West's position on this important issue is that the original treaty between the Ottoman Empire and the Western Allied Powers on August 10, 1920, is called the "Treaty of Severus", while the "Treaty of Lausanne" of July 24, 1923, was signed between Kamal Ataturk's Republic of Turkey and Western powers. 

It has nothing to do with the Ottoman Empire and the Treaty of Lausanne is not a 100 year term but an indefinite treaty with no fixed term.

  Occupied by Italy and Britain, Iraq and Egypt were occupied by Britain, Syria, Tunisia, Algeria and Libya were occupied by Italy, while Saudi Arabia was ruled by the Meccan Empire Hijaz. 

Thus, Turkey's financial resources were handed over to three western countries, Britain, France and Italy. 

Incumbent Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan is an Islamist leader who gradually converted Turks adapted to the European environment. 

The drama "Ertugrul Ghazi" can revolutionize in the form of a movement and in view of these realities, post-2023 Turkey can once again play an important role for the Muslim Ummah.