Hormuz is the centrepiece of a region undergoing transformation

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The Strait of Hormuz is a global bridge that has survived every empire that tried to claim it. While this zone is often viewed through the narrow lens of transit, we in the UAE have the opportunity to reclaim its transformative legacy by developing systems and partnerships that bind the region around it together, placing connectivity at the centre of its development.

This is being done by designing a new energy architecture. Energy follows the same logic that once shaped the ancient spice routes. It sustains communities through networks built on trust. As we move towards a new era, the resources themselves are changing from the traditional to the transformative.

The Strait of Hormuz carries meaning that is far broader than its geography. It remains a corridor of transit, yes, but it is also the centrepiece of a region shaped by transformation. What passes through the water reflects our present needs. But what is being built on the shores – the grids, the peaceful nuclear plants, the solar farms and the hydrogen hubs – reflects what comes next.

Source: Wikipedia

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