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Template:CIS is the name of a template page on Turkish Wikipedia. The Turkish word "şablon" means "template" or "model text"; it is a non-article page designed so that its content can be repeated in various articles without having to rewrite it each time. The abbreviation "BDT" stands in Turkish for "Bağımsız Devletler Topluluğu", which in Somali is Ururka Dowladaha Madaxbannaan (in English: Commonwealth of Independent States, CIS), an organization formed from the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.

The page is linked to the Wikidata identifier Q65437690. Wikidata is a shared knowledge base used by Wikipedia and related projects; template pages are sometimes given Wikidata identifiers to enable interlinking across different language versions. According to the identifiers on record, the page has no associated articles in other languages, indicating that this template is specific to Turkish Wikipedia.

What is a Wikipedia template?

A template is a piece of text stored on a dedicated page and then inserted into articles using special markup. This method allows editors to change information in one place and have it update across hundreds of articles. Common templates include infoboxes, navigation boxes, status indicators, and small formatting elements such as flags or name abbreviations.

Meaning of the abbreviation CIS

The Commonwealth of Independent States brought together a number of states that had previously been Soviet republics. Relations among members are based on economic, security, and political cooperation agreements rather than federal structures. Membership and levels of participation have varied over time, with some countries leaving or suspending participation in the organization's activities.

UncertaintyThe precise function of this template—such as whether it serves as a navigation box linked to articles on member states, or another format—cannot be verified without examining the page directly. The date of creation and the number of articles in which it is used are not specified here.
NoteThe abbreviation "BDT" in Turkish may have other meanings in different contexts (for example, in other languages and technical fields). Here it is defined according to the most common usage on Turkish Wikipedia, which refers to the Commonwealth of Independent States.
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