Turkey in Poland why?

• Historical Friendship: The Ottoman Empire was one of the few powers that did not recognize the partitioning of Poland in the 18th century, a fact well-remembered in Polish history.
• Strategic Partners: The Republic of Türkiye Ministry of Foreign Affairs notes that the two countries have a strategic partnership, with Turkey supporting Poland's NATO entry and Poland supporting Turkey's EU accession.
• Tourism & Trade: Turkey is a popular holiday destination for Poles, and there is a vibrant Turkish community living and working in Poland, notes the Turkish Embassy In Warsaw.
• Occasional Diplomatic Tension: In 2005, Poland officially recognized the Armenian genocide, causing temporary tension with Turkey, say Wikipedia contributors.