SOCAR Meeting Sets the Energy Roadmap: Türkiye–Azerbaijan Joint Projects on the Way

SOCAR Meeting Sets the Energy Roadmap: Türkiye–Azerbaijan Joint Projects on the Way

The visit of ULUSKON President and United Nations Goodwill Ambassador Nezaket Emine Atasoy to Azerbaijan has opened the door to a new era in Türkiye–Azerbaijan energy cooperation. Atasoy’s meetings at SOCAR headquarters are seen as a significant milestone for launching concrete projects in energy supply chains, renewable energy, and strategic investment areas.

Strengthening Cooperation in Energy and Logistics

Speaking at the meeting with SOCAR management, Atasoy emphasized that the two countries play a decisive role in the region’s energy security. Atasoy stated, “We are determined to diversify energy supply chains and expand mutual investments. By acting jointly in energy and logistics, we will establish a more resilient and sustainable business model.”

SOCAR announced that technical-level efforts will begin to increase energy trade volume, develop new pipeline projects, and integrate logistics hubs.

Entrepreneurship Opportunities and Business Integration

As part of her official meetings, Atasoy also met with representatives of the Azerbaijan National Confederation of Entrepreneurs (Employers) Organizations (ASK). The discussion focused on strengthening bridges between the business communities of the two countries and increasing entrepreneurship opportunities.

Following the meeting, Atasoy said, “We aim to elevate shared prosperity by combining the dynamism of our business sectors. As ULUSKON, we are ready to take steps to expand entrepreneurship opportunities.”

Investment and Trade Flow Accelerating

Atasoy also met with officials from the Azerbaijan Business Development Fund. The meeting addressed the development of credit and incentive mechanisms for entrepreneurs from Türkiye who wish to invest in Azerbaijan. Fund officials stated that the participation of Turkish companies in Azerbaijan’s economic transformation projects would be increased.

Port of Baku: “Integration in Logistics and Faster Trade Flow”

As part of the visit, a critical meeting was also held with the management of the Port of Baku. Atasoy emphasized the need for integration between ports and improvement of trade corridors, saying, “The Port of Baku is one of the most critical points of the Middle Corridor. As ULUSKON, by acting together in logistics, we can accelerate trade in the region.”

In her meetings, Atasoy highlighted the importance of cultural and diplomatic solidarity alongside economic integration. “The two countries are not only economic partners; they are also two brotherly geographies culturally connected to each other. Economy, logistics, energy, and cultural diplomacy must progress as a whole.”