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Saudi Arabia turns to freight rail for supply-chain security

FonteAGBI (Arabian Gulf Business Insight)
Pubblicato6 ottobre 2026 alle ore 12:58
ArgomentiInfrastrutture, Sicurezza e rischi
SettoreLogistica
Ambito territorialeArabia Saudita

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Saudi Arabia is accelerating freight rail projects as the Iran war disrupts shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and Red Sea tensions put the kingdom’s maritime trade routes under growing pressure.

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