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  1. Protracted wars are contributing to acute food shortages, set against a backdrop of regional geopolitical tensions and military buildups.
  2. Protracted wars and economic collapse are currently underway in the Middle East, specifically impacting Syria and Yemen.
  3. Geopolitical dynamics are influencing economic reconstruction efforts in the Middle East, specifically impacting Syria.
  4. Syria is functioning as a critical economic and logistical bridge between Eastern and Western markets.

Syria is using Baniyas port to establish trade links with European markets, seeking alternatives to the Strait of Hormuz.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 3
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Syria is using Baniyas port to establish trade links with European markets, seeking alternatives to the Strait of Hormuz.

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Syria is functioning as a critical economic and logistical bridge between Eastern and Western markets. All 1 developments

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