While Turkish-Romanian formal diplomatic relations were established at the end of the 19th century, the founding of the modern Turkish nation represented a new and insufficiently studied chapter in the Black Sea region’s diplomatic and socio-cultural history. Hostility during the First World War was followed by Romania’s support of Turkey at the Lausanne Conference and the revival of cooperation – both countries aiming to maintain the status quo in the region. 2023 marks not only the centenary of the Turkish Republic, but also one hundred years of political, economic and cultural relations between the two modern nation-states in South-Eastern Europe, reinforced by the existence of a historical Turkish–Tatar Muslim minority in Romania, common geography, migration flows, participation in international organizations and globalization trends.

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