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Erbakan was the Prime Minister of the Welfare-Path government, which came to power between 28 June 1996 and 30 June 1997. This period was a critical threshold in the history of Turkish democracy and foreign policy. In this context, Erbakan visited to Iran, Pakistan, Indonesia, Singapore, and Malaysia between 10-20 August 1996, in his first major official trip. The main agenda of the Erbakan government was economic development, and for this purpose, Erbakan paid special attention to Asian countries, especially to Muslim countries in the region. The foreign policy pursued in the Erbakan era was basically shaped by the principle of both developing all kinds of relations with the West, and increasing the fraternal relations with Muslim countries to an advanced level. An emphasis on moral values during this period showed itself intensely in foreign policy. In this study, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore relations and visits are from the perspective of Erbakan’s foreign policy nexus

Necmettin Erbakan’ın Güneydoğu Asya Seyahati ve Etkileri