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Vestnik Kavkaza: The Turkish leadership has officially submitted an application to join BRICS, informed sources reported on September 2.
By doing so, Ankara seeks to expand its ties with developing countries and strengthen its global influence, Bloomberg reports.
Sources emphasize that this move by Turkey is also driven by dissatisfaction with the lack of progress on EU membership.
The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the President's administration have not yet commented on the submission of the application.
It is worth noting that at the end of last week, the President of Turkey announced that the republic intends to develop its relations with both the East and the West.
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