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GCC CONTEXT
Strait of Hormuz transit disruptions carry structural importance for GCC hydrocarbon export economics and regional shipping infrastructure planning, historically triggering demand for alternative logistics corridors and elevated attention to port capacity across the Gulf. Oman's geographic position at the strait's southern approach and its developing port infrastructure at Salalah and Duqm have historically positioned the sultanate as a potential logistics hub during periods of regional transit uncertainty. Such corridor initiatives reflect ongoing GCC-level assessment of supply-chain resilience and the economic interdependencies between energy exports, maritime security, and regional port competition.
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