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Turkey’s strategic position as a country located between Orient and Occident, situated on the emerging route between East and West, has been among the most significant factors highlighted by the extensive research literature focusing on the country’s intention to join the European Union. In this context, of course, Turkey’s strategic importance for the West is also pointed out—the country’s status as the “Western fortress” in the Middle East, a region shaken by constant disturbances. The term “security” not only includes military and economic components, but, increasingly, also a secure supply of essential resources of energy. This essay will focus on this final aspect.

Energy Resources of the Caspian Region and the Significance of Turkey for Europe’s Energy Security