AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGulf Logistics: GCC officials proposed joint investment and export corridors to strengthen regional trade, alongside cooperation on data centres and AI. Shipping Disruption: Hormuz traffic remains sharply depressed: 101 vessels crossed in three days, versus a 2025 average of about 138 a day. Bab Al-Mandab crossings stayed closer to historical levels. Dubai Roads: The final bridge at the World Trade Centre roundabout opens Friday. The kilometre-long link is designed to carry 3,000 vehicles an hour and cut a key trip from six minutes to one. Severe Weather: Storms across Northern Europe disrupted flights, roads and rail, with fallen trees and power lines blocking routes and more than 150,000 homes losing power. Freight Infrastructure: Iraq is pursuing more than 80 road projects and 60 electronically monitored truck weigh stations, as poor highways, overloaded vehicles and limited rail links continue to hinder freight. Indian Ports: India aims to quadruple port capacity by 2047 and is seeking cooperation with Rotterdam on infrastructure, efficiency and greener maritime operations.
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