As a result of the political, economic, and social instability that began with the “Arab Spring” in the Middle East, ensuring security in the region has become increasingly concerning. Within the region, the activities of radical religious groups, opposition forces against political authority, and separatist factions have intensified simultaneously. In this context, analyzing the role and approaches of regional and global power centers in ensuring security in the Middle East is of great importance. This article examines Turkey's role in maintaining security in the Middle East after the “Arab Spring”.

Middle East, “Arab Spring, Kurds

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