The Role of Economic Diplomacy in Ensuring the Security of Supply in the Global Energy Market

Ali Kamil Baiwy (), Basil Muhsin Muhanna, Fardous Jawad Al-Aridi, Alaa Abdulameer Jawad and Ahmed jassim Al-Yasiri
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Ali Kamil Baiwy: University of Kufa, Faculty of Administration and Economics
Basil Muhsin Muhanna: University of Kufa, Faculty of Administration and Economics
Fardous Jawad Al-Aridi: University of Kufa, Faculty of Administration and Economics
Alaa Abdulameer Jawad: University of Kufa, Faculty of Administration and Economics
Ahmed jassim Al-Yasiri: University of Kufa, Faculty of Administration and Economics

A chapter in Entrepreneurship and Human-Centric Business Strategies for Social and Economic Resilience, 2026, pp 827-845 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Economic diplomacy plays a significant role in securing energy supply chains in an increasingly interconnected and volatile global energy market. This paper examines the impact of economic diplomacy on energy supply security. This study employs a quantitative analytical methodology, utilizing secondary data from international organizations to assess the impact of economic diplomacy on energy supply security in the global energy market. By analyzing secondary data from the World Energy Market Outlook, including reports from international organizations such as the World Bank, the International Energy Agency, and the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), this study assesses the impact of diplomatic efforts on energy market stability, price volatility, and energy supply diversification. The findings indicate that strategic diplomatic interactions significantly enhance energy security by promoting international cooperation, reducing supply disruptions, and stabilizing prices. The findings also suggest that proactive diplomatic strategies, including bilateral trade agreements and multilateral energy governance, significantly reduce supply chain vulnerabilities, particularly in fossil fuel and base metal markets. The findings also underscore the need to integrate economic diplomacy into energy policy frameworks to achieve sustainable and secure energy systems by 2040. This study addresses this gap in the economic literature by identifying the impact of economic diplomacy on energy supply security under IEA scenarios. Economic policymakers should prioritize diplomacy in securing essential energy sources and enhance international cooperation to achieve sustainable global energy security. This study addresses this gap in the economic literature by identifying the impact of economic diplomacy on energy supply security under IEA scenarios.

Keywords: Economic diplomacy; Energy diplomacy; Energy market; Energy supply (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
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DOI: 10.1007/978-981-95-6415-6_51

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