The 2026 U.S.-Israel war on Iran has significantly constrained investment plans by Gulf petrostates in Central Asia, affecting countries like Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Qatar. Economic fallout from the conflict, including a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, is projected to cost regional economies up to $194 billion. Gulf sovereign wealth funds are likely to prioritize domestic needs over foreign investments, leading to potential delays in Central Asia projects.
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