At the end of the First World War, the British not only tore apart the Ottoman Caliphate but also signed an agreement with present day Turkey, due to
Treaty Of Lausanne and Turkey in 2023.
At the end of the First World War, the British not only tore
apart the Ottoman Caliphate but also signed an agreement with present day
Turkey, due to which Turkey is still facing external difficulties and
sanctions. Turkey has been banned from extracting and selling oil. Now Turkey
can neither extract nor sell oil. It buys oil even though it has its own oil.
The people and the government of Turkey are constantly on the move, and the
unrest of the enemy is growing. After that, Turkey will be a completely free
and independent country. It will be an independent country and free to make its
own good and bad decisions which is the right of every independent country. With
the removal of the caliph's powers, all assets were confiscated and oil was allowed
to flow. Declared an international route, Turkey can no longer tax anyone under
the agreement.
Reason
for the Lausanne Treaty
The agreement is also known as the Peace Accord, but the
reason it is attributed to Lausanne is that it was signed on July 7, after a
seven-month conference in Lausanne, Switzerland.
Under
this Agreement
Western powers recognized the boundaries of the modern state
of Turkey. Turkey relinquished ownership of its former Arab provinces and at
the same time recognized the British occupation of Cyprus. Western allies have
rejected Kurdish demands for Armenia's Turkish sovereignty, including autonomy.
Turkey's Strait of Turkey was declared open for all kinds of trade and
shipping. And it was decided not to take any control over the Turkish Armed
Forces. The agreement was signed between Turkish representatives and Western
powers - Britain, France, Italy, Japan, Greece, Romania, and the kingdoms of
Croatia and Slovenia (Yugoslavia).
Geographical
features.
Greece, Bulgaria, and Turkey, the successor states of the
Ottoman Empire, limited their territories, as well as the territories on the
Arabian Peninsula, including Syria and southern Iraq, which remained under
Turkish control until October 3, 1918. After the signing of the Madras
Armistice, the kingdom included parts of the Hijaz, such as Yemen, Asir, and
the city of Madinah, which were liberated from Turkish control after 23 January
1919.
Effects
of the agreement.
Under this agreement, the Republic of Turkey was recognized
internationally as the successor to the Ottoman Empire, and as a result of the
agreement, the public debt of the Ottomans was divided between Turkey and the
countries that emerged from the former Ottoman Empire.
Treaty of Lausanne, Turkey's present and future.
Although the agreement was a malicious plan aimed at
weakening Turkey in the face of Christian states, the pace at which Turkey is
developing in the current era makes it clear that the lifting of sanctions
would be part of the region's policy. There will be a new change and turmoil, the
effects of which are already visible to a large extent
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