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Saudi Arabia shifts trade away from Hormuz
Reuters has revealed that Gulf countries, especially Saudi Arabia, have begun restructuring their investment strategies to strengthen infrastructure and develop alternative ports to Hormuz, ensuring the continued flow of energy and trade in case of disruptions. This includes increasing reliance on Red Sea ports and expanding transportation capacity through railways and pipelines. These plans are part of building a resilient logistics network based on multiple routes, supporting Saudi Arabia’s strategy to develop a logistics hub connecting Asia, Europe, and Africa. Additionally, cooperation agreements have been signed with Turkey and Syria, along with the organization of the 2026 Global Supply Chain Forum, aiming to reduce dependence on the Strait of Hormuz and ensure sustainability in trade and energy flows.
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