Akitsu-Turkey relations

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Akitsu-Turkey relations
File:Akitsuflag.svg File:Flag of kurdistan.png
Flags of Akitsu and Turkey
Diplomatic Mission
Akitian Embassy in Ankara
Turkish Embassy in Kobara
Envoy
Hatı Korutürk
(Turkish ambassador to Kobara)
Arinori Uchida
(Akitian ambassador to Ankara)
See also:
Foreign relations of Akitsu
Foreign relations of Kurdistan

Akitian-Turkishrelations refers to the relations between the Empire of Akitsu and the Democratic Republic of Turkey. Since its formation Akitsu and Turkey have possessed tense relations due to Turkey openly supporting the Workers Party of Akitsu, infamous for their terrorist actions during the 1960's. After the fall of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War the first official diplomatic missions erected in each country, with relations slightly improving. However conflicting ideologies (especially concerning the increased Stalinization of Turkey's government) and Turkey's recent support of Chinese sovereignty over the Gusuku Islands has meant relations have started to tense again.

Country comparison

File:Akitsuflag.svg Empire of Akitsu File:Flag of kurdistan.png Democratic Republic of Kurdistan
Population 33,214,135 (40th) 86,134,864 (16th)
Area (total area according to Encyclopædia Britannica) ? 862,298 km2 (31st)
Capital Kobara Ankara
Largest City Magawa Istanbul – 14,201,976 (2014 estimate)
Government Democratic constitutional monarchy Uzunist single-party state
First Leader Abdülmecid Darıcıoğlu
Current Leader Kaito Kobayakawa Şahnaz Uzun
Official languages Japanese, Akitian Turkish
Main religions 83% Unaffiliated 98.7% Islam, 1 %Atheism, 0.3% other
Ethnic and racial groups Turks
Kurds, Arabs
Turkish Cypriots
Greek Cypriots
GDP (PPP) (2014 estimate) $1.015 trillion $1.5987 trillion (12th)
Gini (2014) ? 0.464
HDI (2014) ? 0.732 (high
Currency Akitian Yin (¥) (允) Turkish lira (₺)
Expatriates and immigrants 390 Akitian living in Turkey 1,280 Turks living in Akistsu
Military Troops ? ?
English Speakers ? ?
Telecommunications
(Mobile Phones)
? ?

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Foreign and military policy

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