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End Of Chokepoint? HSBC CEO Sees Gulf Pipeline Boom Rendering Hormuz Obsolete By 2031

The Middle East, North Africa and Turkey region currently has $872 billion worth of individual projects on offer, forming part of a broader $1.4 trillion infrastructure pipeline.

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End Of Chokepoint? HSBC CEO Sees Gulf Pipeline Boom Rendering Hormuz Obsolete By 2031
The Middle East, North Africa and Turkey region currently has $872 billion worth of individual projects on offer, forming part of a broader $1.4 trillion infrastructure pipeline.
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