Özet:

After World War I, the victorious states were waiting for the Ottoman State to break down. But France did not want the Ottoman to break down because of its interests. It was very difficult for the French to provide a military superiority over the Turks. The major concerns of the French were due to economic concerns. For these reasons, the French entered political searches, searched for ways to talk with Mustafa Kemal. Mustafa Kemal, who appreciated this very well, began to make movements that would break the balance element of the opposition states with the French. With the Ankara Treaty signed with the French, the Turkish-French relations have become quite constructive. As a result of this agreement, the Turkish national independence movement has gained a more vibrant defense against the imperialist powers without dispersing its power. The first success in international law was achieved by the battle of the Bozkurt Lotus ships that occurred on 12 August 1926, and by the decision of the Court of Justice of Lahey on 7 September 1927, it was also shown to the Earth at an international court where the Turkish court was independent. At the time of Atatürk, one of the problems between Turkey and France was Hatay issue. With the agreements made in this period, Hatay was no longer referred to as a sancak and recognized as a separate state as the Republic of Hatay, and later participated in Anavatana with the Hatay voting union in the last meeting of the Hatay parliament on 29 June 1939.

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