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السياق الخليجي
Economic corridor initiatives between Southeast Asia and the GCC typically reflect efforts to diversify trade routes and reduce dependence on traditional maritime chokepoints, with structural implications for logistics, port infrastructure, and regional commodity flows. Oman's geographic position on the Arabian Sea has historically positioned it as a transit hub for intra-Asian and Asia-Gulf trade, while such bilateral frameworks often accelerate investment in port capacity, transport networks, and special economic zones—sectors that have demonstrated cyclical sensitivity to global trade volumes and regional geopolitical stability. GCC markets with significant port and logistics exposure, as well as those with strategic infrastructure mandates, have historically tracked developments in reg
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