Although one of the EU's main partners and members of the NATO for a long time, Turkey's support for the two alliances was very low, but after the start of the Zodi-Ukraine war, Turkey has now supported the two, which is a new study by the Pew Research Center on Wednesday.
The new study found that Turks are increasingly supporting the Western Bloc membership as regional instability and economic concerns have increased, and Turkish public support for Western blocs such as the EU and NATO has seen a significant increase in the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine war.
In 2029, Turkey's public support for the NATO alliance was 25 percent, which is now 42 percent, which is now more positive in their view of NATO.
On the other hand, 56 percent of Turkish adults who participated in the EU survey said they would favor Turkey's EU membership. Whereas earlier, support for membership in 2017 was only 40 percent.
‘The Turkish people are increasingly concerned about the Russian invasion of Ukraine and they are looking at Western companies for stability in the region,’ said Seren Kenner, an independent analyst about the reasons for the Turkish public's thinking.’
According to Kenner, the inflation in Turkey has continued in recent years, which has encouraged the Turks to look to the European Union for economic benefits, according to them, according to them, which could stabilize the market.’
