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GCC CONTEXT
Cross-border market linkages in the Levant and Gulf region have historically served as mechanisms to deepen trading volumes and institutional participation, particularly where regulatory harmonization enables cross-listing and settlement integration. The UAE's role as a regional financial hub positions Abu Dhabi's market infrastructure as a gateway for capital flows between the Gulf and neighboring economies, a pattern observed in previous bilateral exchange agreements that expanded asset classes available to regional participants. Jordan's inclusion in such frameworks reflects broader GCC efforts to consolidate liquidity pools and reduce fragmentation across emerging Arab capital markets, addressing structural challenges in market depth that have characterized smaller regional bourses.
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