Ministers from several countries, including Russia, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Hungary, Libya, Moldova, Bulgaria, Serbia will discuss pressing energy issues on November 22.

The Istanbul Energy Forum, hosted by Anadolu and organized under the auspices of Türkiye's Energy and Natural Resources Ministry, will gather energy ministers, representatives of local and international NGOs, global organizations, academics, media professionals, and business leaders from around the world to discuss pressing energy issues. The day-long forum at the Istanbul Congress Center will offer participants the opportunity for dialogue at a global level, according to Anadolu Agency.

Themed “Common Future, Common Goals,” the forum will explore regional energy goals, Türkiye’s pivotal role in ensuring natural gas supply security, strategies for financing the energy transition, oil and gas markets, and technological advancements.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkish Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar, Communications Director Fahrettin Altun, and Anadolu's President and CEO Serdar Karagoz will deliver speeches at a special session. The forum will proceed with a session hosted by the Turkish Petroleum Pipeline Corporation (BOTAS) on "New Dynamics of Gas Security: Regional Perspectives.”

The event will continue with sessions titled "Prospects for New Technologies and Fuels in a Smart Energy Transition," and “Financing the Energy Transition: Expectations and Priorities.”

The forum will conclude with an acknowledgment and review session held by Anadolu.