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GCC CONTEXT
Regional geopolitical tensions around the Strait of Hormuz—through which roughly one-third of global seaborne crude oil transits—have historically shaped energy infrastructure investment and diversification strategies across GCC economies, particularly in the UAE. The Gulf's major oil and gas exporters have responded to recurring maritime security concerns by expanding downstream capabilities, liquefied natural gas projects, and renewable energy portfolios to reduce dependency on single export corridors. These structural shifts reflect how external security dynamics intersect with long-term energy transition planning and the GCC's positioning within global energy markets.
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