Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan attended the 11th Three Seas Initiative Summit in Dubrovnik on Tuesday, representing President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to advance regional cooperation in energy, transport, and digital infrastructure.
- Focus: Enhancing connectivity between the Baltic, Adriatic, and Black seas.
- Membership: A presidential-level platform comprising 12 European Union member states.
- Objectives: Strengthening energy security and narrowing development gaps in Central and Eastern Europe.
Strategic Goals of the Three Seas Initiative Summit
Launched in 2015, the Three Seas Initiative serves as a platform to foster economic development across Central and Eastern Europe. The initiative prioritizes joint projects in digital infrastructure, transportation, and energy security.
Participating countries seek to reinforce regional resilience and reduce development disparities within the European Union by deepening cooperation in strategic connectivity.
Diplomatic Engagements in Dubrovnik
On the sidelines of the summit, Foreign Minister Fidan met with Borjana Kristo, the chairwoman of the Council of Ministers of Bosnia-Herzegovina.
The discussions focused on bilateral relations and regional developments, underscoring Türkiye’s ongoing diplomatic engagement in the Balkans.
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