Iraq, UAE Accelerate Pipeline Plans as Hormuz Exports Falter
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Iraq and the United Arab Emirates are racing to build alternative oil pipelines as exports through the Strait of Hormuz have dwindled.
Iraq’s oil ministry announced plans to construct a new pipeline to bypass the congested Hormuz route, while the UAE is also developing a parallel project to secure its crude exports. Both countries aim to reduce reliance on the narrow maritime corridor that has seen a sharp decline in throughput.
The move comes amid growing concerns over supply disruptions in the region, prompting Gulf states to seek more resilient infrastructure for their oil shipments.
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