Israel strives to create a new trade route
Israel is seeking to accelerate an economic corridor project connecting India and Europe through the Middle East, with the aim of reducing reliance on the Egyptian Suez Canal and strengthening its commercial position. The plan involves establishing land ports linked to railway networks and maritime ports, transferring goods from India via the Arabian Gulf, then overland through Saudi Arabia and Jordan to Israel, after which they are shipped by sea to Europe. The goal is to shorten transportation times and compete with other trade routes, but the project faces challenges from regional competition and requires government approval. It also emphasizes the development of infrastructure and international coordination to ensure its success.
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