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Saudi, UAE And Turkey Eye Alternate Route To Bypass Hormuz And Start New Logistics Corridor
Saudi, UAE And Turkey Eye Alternate Route To Bypass Hormuz And Start New Logistics Corridor
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Saudi, UAE And Turkey Eye Alternate Route To Bypass Hormuz And Start New Logistics Corridor

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Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Turkey and other Middle Eastern states speed up rail, port and pipeline projects to bypass vulnerable Gulf sea lanes and secure trade and energy routes

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