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Reports and expert opinions suggest that the Gulf region is working on developing alternative routes for the Strait of Hormuz, aiming to make passage through it dispensable within five years. This is in order to reduce dependence on the strait, through which approximately 20 million barrels of oil pass daily—about a quarter of global oil trade. The measures include strengthening pipelines, enhancing port infrastructure, and expanding export capacities via ports outside the strait, such as Fujairah. Additionally, the Middle East and North Africa regions anticipate infrastructure investments totaling up to 1.4 trillion dollars, with the goal of diversifying trade routes and minimizing economic impacts if the strait is compromised. Reports affirm that these efforts are driven by security and economic threats to global energy supplies, and that strategic diversification is essential to avoid long-term economic losses.
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