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Key takeaway for entrepreneurs
Algerian businesses must prepare for higher energy costs and slower growth in key markets. The Hormuz closure is not temporary—it’s reshaping global trade, and those who diversify their supply chains and invest in alternatives will outlast the crisis. For the diaspora, this means tighter budgets but also new opportunities in logistics and green energy. The time to act is now.
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