Escape From Hormuz: 100 Days of War and the Race to Rebuild Global Supply Chains

The world didn't fear war. It feared dependence.For decades, the Strait of Hormuz powered the global economy.Oil flowed.Trade expanded.Supply chains stretched across continents.Then a series of shocks changed everything.War.Energy crises.Shipping disruptions.And a dangerous realization: No trillion-dollar economy can depend on a single route forever.In Escape From Hormuz, Mohammed Ahmed takes readers inside one of the most important economic transformations of the twenty-first century.From Saudi Arabia's logistics revolution to Turkey's Eurasian ambitions...From Egypt's strategic gateways to the rise of IMEC and new trade corridors...This book reveals how governments, investors, and corporations are racing to redesign the movement of energy, goods, and capital across continents.Inside this book you'll discover: Why the world's dependence on Hormuz became a strategic riskHow pipelines are challenging geographyThe return of railways connecting Asia, the Gulf, and EuropeSaudi Arabia, Turkey, and Egypt's battle to become logistics superpowersWhy the next trillion-dollar opportunities may be hidden inside supply chains and trade corridorsThis is not a book about a strait.It is a book about power.About money.About the future map of global trade.And about the race to build a world with more than one route.If you want to understand where capital, energy, and influence may move next, this book belongs on your shelf.