Gideon Bromberg, the Israeli CEO of Ecopeace Middle East, argued in an interview with the Maariv daily that the IMEC trade corridor presents an opportunity to create a 'peace triangle' of mutual economic dependence between Israel, Jordan, and the Palestinians, which he says would encourage regional stability through shared economic interests.
Gideon Bromberg, the Israeli CEO of Ecopeace Middle East, made the comments in an interview with the Maariv daily. Bromberg described the India-Middle East-Europe (IMEC) trade corridor as an opportunity to create a 'peace triangle' of mutual economic dependence between Israel, Jordan, and the Palestinians, which he said would encourage regional stability through shared economic interests.
The remarks expand on Bromberg's previous advocacy for the IMEC project. As The Zioneer has reported, Bromberg has warned that rerouting the corridor to bypass Israel would be the 'greatest missed opportunity in decades' and has argued that the project can reduce dependence on the Strait of Hormuz and block Iranian influence.
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