Mohamed Al-Sharqawi Publishes Hakan Fidan Book
The book explores the biography of Hakan Fidan, the former Turkish Foreign Minister and Director of the National Intelligence Organization, through a comprehensive analysis that links his experiences to the developments in contemporary Turkish politics. It highlights the transformation of the intelligence agency from simply gathering information to managing external crises and engaging with conflicting parties. The focus is on his role in sensitive issues such as Syria, Iraq, the Kurdish file, and relations with Russia and the United States. The book illustrates how Fidan transitioned from working behind the scenes to taking a prominent public role in foreign policy, while his security expertise remains central to his diplomatic approach. It emphasizes that Fidan’s experience reflects a broad shift in Turkey’s strategies for utilizing its political and security power, and how it integrates military, intelligence, diplomatic, and economic tools to bolster Turkey’s position in the international system.
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