Erdogan calls for Qatari funding for military interventions in Armenia

 Fighting a battle without support is complicated, but if you are present on several open fronts and have an economy in continuous recession, aggravated by the possible sanctions that the European Union can impose on you, the need for alliances becomes the only way to survive.

This is what Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan did when he visited Qatar this week.Erdogan has seen the need to request financing from the rich Gulf country to support Azerbaijan against Armenia, but, as Al-Ain states, because of Doha's wish not to present itself to the world as a financier of war conflicts, the financing will come through agreements and investments between the two countries as a cover for the funds needed to reach Erdogan

Since then, four meetings have been held between Doha, Trabzon and Istanbul, where cooperation in various fields was reflected in the volume of trade between the two countries, which increased by 57 per cent. Today, more than 180 Turkish companies operate in Qatar and the Gulf country ranks first in terms of the number of projects undertaken by Turkish contractors in the region.