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السياق الخليجي
The UAE's Adnoc Gas expansion into eastern coast infrastructure reflects a longstanding structural vulnerability in GCC energy logistics—roughly 80% of regional hydrocarbon exports historically transit the Strait of Hormuz, creating concentration risk that several Gulf states have sought to mitigate through diversified export corridors. East coast developments, including pipelines and export terminals on the Arabian Gulf's eastern shore, have served as a counterbalance to western chokepoint exposure and typically correlate with broader patterns of capital reallocation within the regional energy sector. Such infrastructure projects carry multiyear execution timelines and interact with broader Gulf geopolitical positioning, sectoral investment cycles, and long-term LNG demand forecasting rat
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