Turkey’s NATO membership continues to maintain its legitimacy among the Turkish public. Although developments such as the U.S.-Iran War occasionally undermine confidence in the alliance, the government’s pro-NATO stance and diplomatic efforts within the alliance are boosting support for NATO membership among the ruling bloc’s voters. Although a significant portion of the public believes that security measures and the budget allocated for the NATO Summit have overshadowed the event itself, two-fifths of the population still considers the summit important for Turkey’s prestige.
This section examines public opinion regarding Turkey’s NATO membership and perceptions and attitudes toward the NATO Summit in Ankara:
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