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Iran War Redraws Sea Routes: While Dubai Port Dries up, Oman Builds Alternative

Summary by De Tijd
Container traffic in Jebel Ali, the port of Dubai, has collapsed by 90 percent due to the Iran war. Just a little further away, Oman is developing the port of Duqm into an alternative logistics hub for the Gulf, with help from our country. ‘The Belgians suddenly woke up. Now they are working 24 hours a day.’
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Container traffic in Jebel Ali, the port of Dubai, has collapsed by 90 percent due to the Iran war. Just a little further away, Oman is developing the port of Duqm into an alternative logistics hub for the Gulf, with help from our country. ‘The Belgians suddenly woke up. Now they are working 24 hours a day.’

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De Tijd broke the news in Belgium on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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