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Sisi Needs Dollars. China and the UAE Are Buying Stakes in Egypt’s Strategic Future

Munaeem Jamal

Egypt’s recovery has reduced the immediate pressure, but Cairo still needs foreign capital. UAE money now reaches deep into coastal development, while Chinese firms are building industrial capacity around Suez. The harder question concerns the bargaining power these investments may create. Continue reading Sisi Needs Dollars. China and the UAE Are Buying Stakes in Egypt’s Strategic Future

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Gwadar vs Faw port strategy map showing Pakistan Gwadar port and Iraq Faw corridor trade route to Europe bypassing Suez Canal

Gwadar vs Faw Port Strategy: Why Pakistan Risks Losing the Trade Map

The competition between Gwadar and Faw ports highlights critical trade dynamics. Iraq’s Grand Faw Port, backed by a comprehensive corridor, aims for efficiency, while Gwadar struggles with strategic identity and limited utilization. The success of trade hinges on integrated systems rather than just port capacity, emphasizing the importance of clarity in decision-making. Continue reading Gwadar vs Faw Port Strategy: Why Pakistan Risks Losing the Trade Map