Türkiye is likely one of the key and most energetic members of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC), in response to the group’s basic secretary.
“Türkiye has been one of the most active participants in the decision-making process in this organization and one of the most active members of the BSEC in terms of bringing up, launching, and promoting initiatives,” Lazar Comanescu instructed Anadolu Agency (AA).
Türkiye will maintain the presidency time period of the group for the following six months as of July 1, he stated, including that postponed and canceled actions – because of the Russian battle on Ukraine – have resumed.
On the event of the thirty first anniversary of the BSEC, Comanescu stated the group was established on June 25, 1992, underneath the management of Türkiye to extend stability, predictability, and safety within the area by selling financial dialogue and cooperation amongst member states.
The 13-member group assembles representatives of member states by means of greater than 20 working teams on commerce and improvement, surroundings, agriculture, power, transport and infrastructure, he added.
Regarding pure fuel discoveries within the Black Sea, he stated power is one in all BSEC’s precedence when it comes to exercise and cooperation.
“Discovering gas resources in the Black Sea region and directly operating it will benefit the entire region,” he stated, recalling discoveries of fuel reserves in Romania, Bulgaria and Türkiye.
Comanescu additionally praised Türkiye’s effort within the Black Sea Grain Corridor Agreement, which is extraordinarily essential for meals safety, enabling the availability of grain produced in Ukraine or Russia.
“Thanks to efforts of actors such as Türkiye, keeping doors open has facilitated this agreement,” he added.
Headquartered in Istanbul, the BSEC was established in 1992 to behave in a spirit of friendship and good neighborliness and improve mutual respect, confidence, dialogue, and cooperation amongst member states.
The group has 13 members: Türkiye, Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Georgia, Greece, Moldova, North Macedonia, Romania, Russia, Serbia and Ukraine.
Source: www.dailysabah.com
