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Opinion Piece Argues Civil Aviation Serves as Tool for Geopolitical Power Projection

An analysis published by Turkey's Anadolu Agency contends that civil aviation has historically played a role in national influence beyond its economic function

· 1 min read · language: en

Anadolu Agency, Turkey's state-run news agency, has published an opinion piece arguing that civil aviation carries significance for state power that extends well beyond its conventional role in tourism and transport.

According to the piece, both historically and in the present day, the civil aviation sector has determined outcomes and influence "far more than its place in the tourism and transport sector suggests," the article states.

The commentary, categorized by Anadolu Agency as an opinion article, frames civil aviation as an instrument that states can use to project power on the international stage, according to the outlet.

Anadolu Agency did not provide further details in the excerpt regarding specific countries, policies, or historical examples cited in support of this argument.

The full analysis was published on the opinion section of Anadolu Agency's English-language website.

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