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Gulf States Explore Pipeline Alternatives to Reduce Hormuz Dependence

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Gulf nations are looking into alternative energy pipelines to reduce their exposure to risks tied to the Strait of Hormuz. According to HSBC, the region has about $1.4 trillion in infrastructure plans under consideration. The report notes that ongoing conflicts have not diminished the Gulf's appeal as an investment destination. Economic forecasts point to a temporary slowdown followed by a recovery. The article presents these developments as part of the region's broader strategy to manage its vulnerabilities.

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