The New “Waterways and Sea Canals” Strategy in the “Continent of Asia” and Its Implications on the Global Map ()
ABSTRACT
This paper reviews a strategic scientific proposal to dig and construct
three navigable sea lanes linking isolated inland seas and blocked side bays and
linking it with the open seas, to facilitate the movement of free trade and
international navigation, and to break the captivity of geographically isolated
environments, and to give a strategic advantage to some areas and sectors that
are neglected politically, socially, economically and environmentally, and to
adopt the strategy of establishing a marine channel between the “Caspian Sea”
and the “Black Sea” through the “lands belonging to Russia”. On digging a
navigational canal at the lowest cost in a plain area within the territory of
Russia, with a length of approximately 600 kilometers (616 km), starting from
the nearest bay in the Caspian Sea, passing near the city of “Pyatigorsk” to
the city of “Sochi” on the Black Sea, while it comes: -The strategy of the
waterway and the sea channel between the “Caspian Sea” and the “Arabian Gulf”
through the “lands belonging to Iran” by digging and cutting a path in the
rocks with a width of 100 meters and a length of about 700 kilometers, and at a
time rate of less than 10 years, and this project will liberate all countries in
the Caspian Sea, and the study concludes with the strategy of the navigational
channel between the “Arabian Gulf” and the “Mediterranean Sea” through the two
countries of “Iraq-Syria”, with a length of about 1350 km, and the world will
benefit in the security, commercial and political fields.
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Nabil, W. (2023) The New “Waterways and Sea Canals” Strategy in the “Continent of Asia” and Its Implications on the Global Map.
Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection,
11, 15-29. doi:
10.4236/gep.2023.114002.
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