Turkmen enterprises will be able to participate in the Argus Coal 2023 conference in Istanbul
On May 25, 2023, The Argus Coal 2023 conference, dedicated to the structural adjustment of coal exports in a changing geopolitical situation, failures of logistics chains and global imbalance in the provision of energy resources to the world market, will be held in Istanbul. The forum is organized by the Argus International Pricing Agency, which invites Turkmen enterprises to participate in the event. Istanbul will bring together leading producers and consumers of coal from Europe, Asia and the CIS countries, as well as international trading firms supplying coal to the Mediterranean and Asia-Pacific regions. The members of the event will analyze shifts in the alignment of forces of the largest coal producers in the world market in the redistribution of export flows caused by geopolitical factors and increased volatility in energy prices. The speakers will pay special attention to the issues of sea transportation of coal, the establishment of new logistics schemes and the restoration of stable financing of export transactions. The international event will be devoted to the issues of structural adjustment of coal exports in the context of the changing geopolitical situation, failures of logistics chains and global imbalance in the provision of energy resources to the world market.
Rejepbay ALYMOV,
the 1st year student of the Faculty of International
Economic Relations of the Institute of International Relations
of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan.On May 25, 2023, The Argus Coal 2023 conference, dedicated to the structural adjustment of coal exports in a changing geopolitical situation, failures of logistics chains and global imbalance in the provision of energy resources to the world market, will be held in Istanbul. The forum is organized by the Argus International Pricing Agency, which invites Turkmen enterprises to participate in the event. Istanbul will bring together leading producers and consumers of coal from Europe, Asia and the CIS countries, as well as international trading firms supplying coal to the Mediterranean and Asia-Pacific regions. The members of the event will analyze shifts in the alignment of forces of the largest coal producers in the world market in the redistribution of export flows caused by geopolitical factors and increased volatility in energy prices. The speakers will pay special attention to the issues of sea transportation of coal, the establishment of new logistics schemes and the restoration of stable financing of export transactions. The international event will be devoted to the issues of structural adjustment of coal exports in the context of the changing geopolitical situation, failures of logistics chains and global imbalance in the provision of energy resources to the world market.
Rejepbay ALYMOV,
the 1st year student of the Faculty of International
Economic Relations of the Institute of International Relations
of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan.