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US proposes $10bn fund with Arab allies to bypass Hormuz

US proposes $10bn fund with Arab allies to bypass Hormuz
Financial Times Tuesday 22 September 2026, 17:32 UTC 1 min read
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Trump is in discussions about a fund that would build new energy infrastructure across the Middle East

Trump is in discussions about a fund that would build new energy infrastructure across the Middle East
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