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Naser Alsayed
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Multidisciplinary Climate & Environmental Policy Researcher || PhD @soasLAW
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    Naser Alsayed
    @_NaserAlsayed
    Jul 30
    The next phase of strategic competition in the Middle East will be defined not only by military power, but by economic resilience. Gulf political unity is essential to collectively reduce dependence on the Strait. I write on this for @CH_MENAP
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    Gulf energy can bypass the Strait of Hormuz, but only with political unity - Kalam
    From kalam.chathamhouse.org
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    Naser Alsayed
    @_NaserAlsayed
    Jul 10
    Amb. Barbara Leaf: "Washington isn't doing enough to politicise the international consensus that Iran can't assert sovereignty over or control the Strait—and use it to its advantage." #CHLondon
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    Naser Alsayed
    @_NaserAlsayed
    Jul 10
    Dr. Majed Al Ansari, adviser to the Qatari PM: "The US security guarantee has no alternative, but Gulf states must diversify. Defence cooperation needs to go beyond acquisitions to include pacts, joint investments and deeper partnerships." #CHLondon
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    Naser Alsayed
    @_NaserAlsayed
    Jun 3
    This is why the focus shouldn’t be on infrastructure as a way to bypass the strait, but as a way to mitigate the economic and logistical damage when the strait is disrupted. That distinction matters - it’s about resilience, not replacement.
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    Jun 3
    Pipelines and ports provide a critical bypass to Hormuz, but not necessarily a sufficient long-term fix, writes @A_DiPaola17 bloomberg.com/news/newslette…
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    Naser Alsayed
    @_NaserAlsayed
    Apr 10
    Had the pleasure of joining the Fiker Institute’s working group earlier this week on Gulf foreign policy, with a focus on the post-ceasefire context, alongside a fantastic group of Gulf experts.
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    Fiker Institute
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    Apr 10
    Fiker Institute's Working Group on Gulf Foreign Policy held its second meeting to discuss the US-Iran ceasefire announcement & Strait of Hormuz crisis. Read the Report here: fikerinstitute.org/publications/w…
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