Mehmet Ogutcu addressed The Tuft University Fletcher School’s

“Building bridges and forging partnerships in regional energy”

The Bosphorus Energy Club is an exclusive membership-only gathering of the key shakers and movers in the energy and geopolitical world of Eurasia, the MENA, the Gulf, and Southeast Europe. It serves as a Track-II energy diplomacy channel as well as a discreet but powerful summit of the top decision-makers for regional issues.and projects.

Mehmet Ogutcu (left), Chairman of the Bosphorus Energy Club, underscored Turkey’s important place in the energy space as “the world’s energy demand and supply maps are being redrawn,” with Turkey both as a major conduit and heavy importer.

The Tuft University Fletcher School’s | April 2014

REPORT

Building off of “Turkey’s Turn? Perennial Linchpin or Emerging Hub?”, a conference hosted by the Institute for Business in the Global Context (IBGC) at The Fletcher School in April 2014, this report dives into the many questions confronting Turkey today. From the government at home, to threats on its borders, to the country’s evolving role in international business, this report digs deeper into the ideas and insights that emerged over the two-day event and ties them to the ongoing conversation around Turkey and its place in the world.