BRICS Offered Turkey Partner Country Status, Turkish Trade Minister Says ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey was offered partner country status by the BRICS group of nations, Trade Minister Omer Bolat said, as Ankara continues what it calls its efforts to balance ...

Turkey was offered to become a partner country from the BRICS organization, which might affect its relations with NATO. According to Business Insider, Turkish Trade Minister Omer Bolat confirmed that Turkey has been offered a partnership with the BRICS group.

Joining BRICS would be a valuable gain for Turkey, enhancing our cooperation with major global entities,” Trade Minister Bolat has said.

Turkey is seeking 'partner country' status with the BRICS bloc after requesting full membership earlier this year. The country aims to strengthen its ties with both Eastern and Western nations. Trade Minister Omer Bolat clarified that India has not blocked Turkey's application due to its ties with Pakistan.

Turkey's trade minister says Turkey expects to be offered “partner country” status with the BRICS bloc of developing economies

ANKARA — Turkey was offered “partner country" status by BRICS, Turkish Trade Minister Omer Bolat said after Ankara disclosed its request to join the bloc as a full member in September.

Turkey has received an offer to become a partner country with the BRICS organisation, which might influence its relations with NATO. According to the Business Insider portal, Turkey has been offered the status of a partner country by the BRICS group,