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Syria and the Post-Hormuz Changes
Syria has regained its position as a key corridor for regional trade after years of war, which turned the country into a battlefield for conflicts, drug trafficking, and arms smuggling. With the resumption of trade activities and investments, Damascus faces challenges in managing foreign funds and preventing the exploitation of reconstruction projects as a means for external influence. Plans include revitalizing the Hejaz Railway and connecting land routes, as well as shipping and land corridor projects such as the Kirkuk-Banyas pipeline, aimed at reducing dependence on the Strait of Hormuz and facilitating the transportation of oil and commerce. However, regional competition and tensions with the Israeli occupation pose obstacles, and effective management of resources and foreign investments will determine Syria’s ability to transform its geographical position into a stable economic power.
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