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Iraq opens seven international transit routes linking Gulf with Turkey and Europe

Iraq opened seven international transit routes intended to connect the Gulf with Turkey and Europe. The move expands regional transport links and could affect cross-border freight flows.

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New transit corridors may reshape regional supply routes and increase Iraq's strategic importance in Gulf-to-Europe trade.

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