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Turkish-Saudi trade corridor raises concerns in Israel, local media reports
Turkey and Saudi Arabia are promoting an overland trade corridor through Syria and Jordan to connect the Gulf region to Europe, bypassing Israel and competing with the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC). Israeli officials view the initiative as a potential challenge to IMEC, a trade route supported by Israel and its international partners.
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