Could Syria Replace the Strait of Hormuz?

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Syria is trying to position itself as an alternative transit hub with the Strait of Hormuz still effectively closed as a way to revitalise its post-civil war economy. So in this video, we'll explain this plan and the potential challenges it faces.

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Iraq and UAE sending oil overland through Syria:

Mazen Alloush quote:

Al-Sharaa quote from Cyprus:

Al-Sharaa attending G7:

Syria’s post-war reconstruction cost:

Revival of ‘Four Seas’ plan, Charles Lister quote:

Plan to revive of Arab Gas pipeline:

Potential revival of Kirkuk-Baniyas pipeline:

Hejaz railway modernisation:

DP World investing in Tartus port:

Saudi-backed ‘SilkLink’ project:

Other Gulf and Turkish investments: