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"We never know the worth o f w ater till the wells go dry... ” W ATER and O IL: Proverb Turkey, the Energy Bridge o f the Third M illenium Let us begin with the less important ressource: oil and gas (we could definitely survive without oil and gas or other natural sources o f energy, but never without water). In fact, three quarters o f the proven oil and gas reserves o f the world exist in the vicinity o f Turkey. In this context, the reserves o f the Caspian basin are an estimated 16 bil lion barrels o f oil and 3,3 billion cubic metres o f gas, potentially even greater. But not only this. There are the immense reservoirs o f oil and gas in Central Asia which shall be transported via Baku and Turkey to the west. This means more independence from Russia, a benefit for all o f us.Turkey, being at the epicentre o f the world's energy fields, has the utmost importance in terms of eco- strategy. Turkey, an integral part and ally o f Europe, with its mod ern and Western values, stands in the middle o f the cross roads o f three continents, three seas and a multitude of different cultures, religious heritages and political devel opments. In this higly vulnerable region, Turkey is Europe's most reliable friend, despite having recently (and most probably also in the coming years) been at the geographical centre o f most o f the problems and disputes which have occupaied the world agenda. Turkey is an energy bridge between Europe and Asia - which is, by the way, the "Eurasian" continent. Turkey is able to assure - due to its political stability and geograph ic proximity - new and independent access to internation al markets for Caspian and oil and gas and the treasures o f Turkmenistan and Kasachstan. In this context, the Turkish proposal for the Caspian Sea- Mediterranean Sea pipeline project as the main export- pipeline will not only create vital economic activity and interdependence among suppliers, consumers and all con cerned transit countries, but will also create an atmos phere o f peace, stability, prosperity and security; quali ties so greatly needed not only in this sensitive, vulnera ble region, but all over Europe. 133
Armenia's war of aggression against Azerbaijan: a barrel burst According to the Faculty member o f Yerevan Public University, Aram Arutunyan, "the Baku-Tbilisi-Ankara strategic bloc is a very serious danger for Armenia." Immediately after the 25th o f May, 2005 where oil was pumped into the pipeline for the very first time, the declaration o f the Armenian Prime Minister, Andranik Margaryan indicates the highest degree o f anxieties that are felt in this country. As a matter o f fact, Margaryan stated that "the pipeline will have a negative effect on the balance o f powers in the region" and that "Armenia is looking for alternatives to get the balance right once again". Via a new war o f aggression? After all, Yerevan's anxieties , created by Armenia&Russia, are comprehensible, for in Southern Caucasus, a transportation system is being built without passing through Armenian soil. Besides the Baku-Tbilisi- Ceyhan pipeline, the Kars-Tbilisi-Baku railway project will be functional very soon. That means: Armenia will gradually lose its regional advantages and ways o f trans portation o f great importance for the country, while its neighbours will increase their economic power. According to political observers: " If Armenia had ended to occupy Karabakh, had cooperated with Azerbaijan and it had gone beyond the perspective o f historical revenge in its relations with Turkey, the situation would have been a much more different for Armenia". BCrtAStHNvLcxior. O chom chire O rc b e li> * '• n j b z b N o n Kutaisi; Ztmtredia K o b u l e t M o k h a r p d z ^ Jj ~^УоЧ| “ ^иьсиХіш-Ч Nalchik^o^: K \WKN Г ^Jorrhonu T i t l .i s mokhi U KRAINE ^Ncworossijsk' R USSLAN D g 6 h w e r / e s M o o , GEORGIEN Su|!Sil0=; ___Ф' TURKEI Ceyhani ’ CfcO'0 ЛІ*, °M > rzo o r» •or,. SYRIEN Etzururr Makhachkala WRY ,okoyO*ce,1t ARM ENIEN Intros, Alyrau Aktau ASERBAID- SCHAN Kaspisches M*er Teheian ф A rd a b a n . ідгіет A tlvin MingecR! jm k h o f' QoiTikesoni S o n k a r n i f r forium > E^Juniodzu A Y e r e v a n ( J c r c w a n ] ' и . Byando> The new railway is a way outside the aggressive Republic Hayastan, from Kars to Akhalkalaki and Tbilisi (Tiflis). In future the railway-connection between Turkey - Europe - and Baku - with the Asian links - will avoid Armenian territory, in order to avoid any contact with the warlords in Yerevan who occupy Azerbaijanian territory. 134 KASACHSTAN
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A R A M T U R A B I A N Les Volonla
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