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Source: Iran International

Iran Says Three Oil Tankers Struck in Hormuz Were Linked to UAE

An Iranian authority stated that three oil tankers recently struck in the Strait of Hormuz were owned or chartered by the United Arab Emirates. The three Liberian-flagged vessels were accused by Tehran of non-compliance with navigation rules over multiple transits. Two of the tankers are managed by UAE-based ADNOC Logistics & Services, and one by Anglo-Eastern Tanker Management.

Policy & Legal Updates
Source: Gulf News

UAE Ministry Explains How International Maritime Shipping Regulations Are Established

The UAE Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure has outlined how global maritime shipping regulations are created through the International Maritime Organization. The UN agency sets worldwide benchmarks for vessel safety, maritime security, and pollution prevention across commercial fleets. The ministry clarified that the organization does not operate as a maritime police force or control individual transit routes such as the Strait of Hormuz.

Industry News
Source: Gulf Business

Amazon and Ghitha Holding Partner on UAE Farm-to-Door Fresh Produce Initiative

Amazon and Ghitha Holding PJSC have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to explore a demand-led seasonal fresh produce initiative in the UAE. The collaboration aims to deliver locally grown produce via Amazon Now using consumer demand insights to guide crop selection. The companies also plan to establish a distribution centre and packhouse at Dubai's Food Tech Valley.

China–UAE News
Source: Kursiv Media

UAE Joins Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan to Study Railway Link to Pakistani Ports

The UAE, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan have signed a memorandum of understanding to launch a feasibility study for the Kazakhstan–Uzbekistan–Afghanistan–Pakistan (CASA) railway corridor. The route aims to connect Central Asia to Pakistani seaports on the Indian Ocean and complement the China–Kyrgyzstan–Uzbekistan railway currently under construction. A joint working group may be formed to assess infrastructure needs, economic viability, and financing options.

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