| Qeshm Island,
lying the lenght of the strait of Hormoz, enjoys an exceptional location
between the persian Gulf and the Indian Ocean such that vessels bound
for all the rive rain states (Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, |
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Qatar,
United Arab Emirates and Oman) are obliged to pass within proximity of
its southern shores and all east and west bound air-traffic to pass
through its air place. The Island, by all definitions, is the gate-way
to the Persian Gulf. Thus sands watch over the channel through which the
bulk of the world's oil and gas has always and shall, for the next 100
years, be transported, this location compares most favorably
with that of all other Persian Gulf Islands.
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