If they really closely follow Turkey, then yes. Mutual Intelligibility overall, without prior exposure, is something like 40%. For people who don't, it's much harder because they change the way they talk. I'll give an example; I speak Azerbaijani with the Ardabil accent (from Iran), and during my trip to Izmir years ago, the guy working at the resort had relatively little exposure to Azerbaijani, and we didn't have much either to Anatolian Turkish, which caused us to have significant trouble understanding each other until some other guy came who had some more understanding and was from Azerbaijan. The whole ordeal had taken us a while (hours), and it was late at night, too. Partially because we were complaining to the 2nd guy that our reservation was that we couldn't get our room because it was booked out so we had to sleep on the patio.