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Home›Dredging›New Kuwait Port to Cut Iraq’s Main Port Traffic by 60 Pct, Say Economists
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May 16, 2011 · about 15 years ago

New Kuwait Port to Cut Iraq’s Main Port Traffic by 60 Pct, Say Economists

Iraq’s main port will lose 60 per cent of its business and major new port plans will be scuppered if Kuwait goes ahead with plans to develop… By Raber Y. Aziz and Patrick Smith (zawya) [mappress] Source: zawya, May 16, 2011;

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Iraq’s main port will lose 60 per cent of its business and major new port plans will be scuppered if Kuwait goes ahead with plans to develop…

By Raber Y. Aziz and Patrick Smith ( zawya )

[mappress]

Source: zawya, May 16, 2011;

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