Global Turkey in Europe

 

Turkey is central for European energy interests. It is not only a significant energy consumer, but it is also at the heart of energy geopolitics, being a central transit state located at the intersection of the east-western and north-southern energy corridors in the Mediterranean and Eurasia.

In light of this, the Stiftung Mercator, IAI, the IPC, and the ECFR are organising a conference on how the EU and Turkey can enhance their cooperation in the energy sector.

 Welcoming Remarks
 

Dick Oosting, ECFR

Nathalie Tocci, IAI

SESSION I: Turkish-European Energy Relations

Chair: Nona Mikhelidze, IAI

David Koranyi, Atlantic Council

Niccolò Sartori, IAI

Mehmet Dogan Ucok, IICEC

Dimitar Bechev, ECFR

SESSION II: Turkey as a Regional Energy Hub

Chair: Fuat Keyman, IPC

Ayla Gurel, PRIO

John M. Roberts, Methinks Ltd

Saban Kardas, TOBB University of Economics and Technology

Giacomo Luciani, Geneva Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies

Closing remarks

Ahmet Evin, IPC

Michael Schwarz, Stiftung Mercator