Restoring Turkish Soft Power With Ahmet Davutoglu360°ANALYSIS
By Emre Kucukkaya
• October 4, 2014
As the new Turkish prime minister, Ahmet Davutoglu is likely to revitalize the role of public diplomacy.
During President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s tenure as prime minister, Turkish foreign policy rested upon a few discernible mechanisms. While the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has remained the central element to steer Ankara’s relations with foreign dignitaries, several other government institutions have also adopted pivotal roles.
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