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Will the Iran-US MoU reshape economic relations in the Gulf?
The Iran-US MoU aims to ease sanctions and establish a $300bn reconstruction fund, potentially reshaping Gulf economic relations. Gulf states like Qatar and Saudi Arabia express interest in investment opportunities, but security risks from Iranian missile attacks and cautious investor sentiment may slow progress.
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