AN ASSESTMENT OF TURKEY AND IRAN’S POLICIES INTENDED FOR ARAB SPRING

The wave of uprising, which began in Tunisia in 2010 as a reaction against administration and spread to the Middle East and North Africa countries, forced the regional actors to redefine their foreign policies. This uprising wave and demand for change are called as Arab Spring. In the framework of the conditions of the Arab Spring, Power was overthrown, as a result of demonstrations in Tunisia and Egypt and foreign intervention alongside the demonstrations in Libya. As in the case of Syria, in some places, civil wars, which lasted for years and still remain unsolved, have been revealed. The desire to be the dominant power in the region and subsequent shifts and the process of conversion carefully, Turkey and Iran were intended to be a model country for the countries that experienced the Arab Spring. The tensions between the two countries, which were trying to be effective, were observed due to the overlap of their national and international interest. In this framework, this work primarily aims to give general information about the Arab Spring and discuss the politics of Turkey and Iran across the region states and each other