2nd Caspian & Central Asia
Oil Trading & Logistics Forum
23–24 April 2026 | Baku, Azerbaijan
The Caspian & Central Asia Oil Trading & Logistics Forum is a senior-level international gathering dedicated to oil markets, trading structures, transport corridors, and logistics solutions across the Caspian basin and Central Asia.
Now in its second edition, the Forum convenes leading traders, producers, logistics operators, infrastructure owners, financiers, insurers, and policymakers to address the strategic, commercial, and operational challenges shaping regional oil flows.
A Strategic Hub for Regional Energy Trade
The Caspian region remains a critical pillar of global energy supply, connecting producers to European, Middle Eastern, and Asian markets through complex logistics networks.
This Forum provides a focused platform to discuss:
Physical oil trading dynamics and market access
Export routes, pipelines, rail, terminals, and shipping solutions
Risk management, insurance, and trade finance
Infrastructure development and cross-border cooperation
Geopolitical and regulatory developments impacting flows
Who Attends
The Forum brings together a targeted audience of senior professionals, including:
Oil trading houses and integrated energy companies
National oil companies and producers
Shipping, pipeline, rail, and terminal operators
Banks, insurers, trade finance and risk specialists
Infrastructure investors and service providers
Government authorities and regulatory bodies
Participation is designed to ensure high-level interaction, practical insights, and meaningful business connections.
Why Attend
Gain direct insight into Caspian and Central Asian oil trade dynamics
Meet decision-makers shaping logistics and export strategies
Identify commercial opportunities and partnership structures
Exchange views in a focused, professional, and business-driven environment
This is a working forum designed for professionals actively engaged in oil trading and logistics, not a general conference.
Baku stands at the crossroads of Caspian energy production and international export routes, making it a natural meeting point for regional and global market participants.