Black Sea and Caspian Basin countries will be discussed at the symposium

It was announced that many local and foreign scientists will come together in the symposium to be held between 21 - 22 April 2020 on the ‘Establishment of Stability in the Black Sea and Caspian Basin’. The symposium will be held in partnership with Istanbul Development University, Caucasus Strategic Research Center (KAFKASSAM) and IGU Political Research Center (IGUSAM).

Prof. Dr. Şenol Durgun stating that the Black Sea and the Caspian Basin, which has been the scene of many turbulent periods throughout history, can recover from the problems of recent past, said: “Ensuring political and social stability in this geography is important not only for the countries of the region but for the whole of the international system. In this respect, it is important to identify both internal and external factors that cause instability in the region and provide comprehensive solutions.”

“WE AIM TO PROPOSE SOLUTION PROPOSALS IN THE SYMPOSIUM”

Head of Department of Political Science and International Relations at IGU Prof. Dr. Şenol Durgun continued as follows about the symposium:

“The development of political, economic, cultural, commercial and touristic relations, which are likely to contribute to the maintenance of stability in the region, requires a comprehensive and detailed analysis of regional issues at the academic level. In the first International Black Sea and Caspian Basin Symposium, which is decided to be organized in this context, we will put forward ideas that will contribute to the establishment of peace, tranquility and stability in the region by taking advantage of the different perspectives of various disciplines within the social sciences. We aim to propose solutions for the establishment of welfare and stability in the region by eliminating the instability and violence that has become widespread in the Black Sea and Caspian Basin countries.”