As the world redefines its economic and political alliances, Turkey inserts itself at the heart of global dynamics. In search of increased influence on the international stage, Ankara is now moving closer to the BRICS, this bloc of emerging nations that is establishing itself as a strategic counterbalance to traditional Western powers. The recent Kazan summit was marked by the announcement of granting Turkey the status of "partner." This decision, filled with hopes for Ankara, opens up perspectives for cooperation but raises questions about the geopolitical and economic implications of this rapprochement.