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Gulf Port Telecom aims to build a subsea cable linking Iraq, UAE, Djibouti, Suez and Palermo to address connectivity needs. The proposed cable would provide a new access path to East Africa and Iraq, as well as redundancy for other networks. The founders plan to streamline construction and sell the business once established to maximize returns.
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