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Iran's Economic Ties to Dubai Hard to Break Despite War

In the markets of old Dubai, saffron, cumin, pistachios and almonds from Iran still fill the stalls, as if the two shores of the Gulf were not separated by war.

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In the souks of Old Dubai, the stalls are still filled with saffron, cumin, pistachios and almonds from Iran, as if no war were separating the two shores of the Persian Gulf.

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After Iranian attacks on their soil in retaliation for American strikes, the United Arab Emirates announced last month the suspension of trade and financial exchanges with Tehran. But in the neighbourhoods of the former Dubai, where they are firmly established, Iranian traders do not believe that the links forged for decades between the city of the Gulf and southern Iran have broken. Since the beginning of the war, some products have become rare…

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The United Arab Emirates has decided to suspend its trade and financial exchanges with Tehran. In the old neighborhoods of Dubai, the traders... Read more In Dubai, Iranian spices continue to pass despite the announced break-up appeared first on Le Singulier.

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BizToc broke the news on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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