Designing a New EU-Turkey Strategic Gas Partnership

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The presence of the European Union and Turkey in the region is complementary in a number of ways. Building on this could unlock the region’s gas export potential and make gas supplies to the EU and Turkey more secure.

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Designing a New EU-Turkey Strategic Gas Partnership

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