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A BIAA Online Panel with Fiona Mullen (Sapienta Economics), Gabriel Mitchell (Mitvim – the Israeli Institute for Regional Foreign Policies) and Mehmet Öğütçü (Global Resources Partnership), with Chair: David Logan (BIAA Vice-President)
Turkey’s Mediterranean policy has been framed in large measure by the ‘Blue Homeland’ doctrine, driven by its growing energy deficit and a desire for greater geopolitical influence in the region. Meanwhile, Egypt, Israel, Greece, Lebanon and Cyprus, led by their own economic and geopolitical drivers, have developed a common strategy to counter Turkey. The panel will discuss how increasing tensions over offshore resources and freedom of navigation, together with regional challenges such as migration and terrorism, impact on energy and geopolitics in the East Mediterranean.
Find out more on our website: biaa.ac.uk/event/online-panel-changing-energy-and-geopolitics-in-the-mediterranean
A BIAA Online Panel with Fiona Mullen (Sapienta Economics), Gabriel Mitchell (Mitvim – the Israeli Institute for Regional Foreign Policies) and Mehmet Öğütçü (Global Resources Partnership), with Chair: David Logan (BIAA Vice-President)
Turkey’s Mediterranean policy has been framed in large measure by the ‘Blue Homeland’ doctrine, driven by its growing energy deficit and a desire for greater geopolitical influence in the region. Meanwhile, Egypt, Israel, Greece, Lebanon and Cyprus, led by their own economic and geopolitical drivers, have developed a common strategy to counter Turkey. The panel will discuss how increasing tensions over offshore resources and freedom of navigation, together with regional challenges such as migration and terrorism, impact on energy and geopolitics in the East Mediterranean.
Find out more on our website: biaa.ac.uk/event/online-panel-changing-energy-and-geopolitics-in-the-mediterranean
