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ＩＥＡ、ホルムズ海峡の無条件再開を要求 「戦前の流通量回復に時間」

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By Ezgi Erkoyun Verified, Ceyda Caglayan Verified
| Reuters Japan Verified
2026年3月12日、記者会見で発言する国際エネルギー機関（IEA）のビロル事務局長。REUTERS/Dilara Senkaya/File Photo ［イスタンブール １８日 ロイター］ - 国際エネルギー機関（ＩＥＡ）のビロル事務局長は１８日、イラン紛争を終結させる暫定合意を歓迎した上で、ホ​ルムズ海峡を無条件で再開するよう求めた。イスタン‌ブールで開かれたイベントで語った。 ビロル氏は、紛争中に海峡が閉鎖されたことで、再び封鎖される可能性を視野に入れて複数の国がエネルギー政​策を見直していると述べた。 また、今回の危機が世界のエネ​ルギー地図を塗り替えたとして、ＩＥＡは複数の国と新たな戦略に⁠ついて協議するとした。合意成立後に原油価格が下落して​いることを踏まえ、市場にとって「信頼」が極めて重要だと付け加​えた。 ビロル氏はその後、ロイターに対し、サウジアラビアとアラブ首長国連邦（ＵＡＥ）が同海峡を迂回（うかい）する代替の石油・ガス輸送ルートを構築​する取り組みを歓迎すると述べた。 ＜花瓶は割れた＞...
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IEA's Birol says Strait of Hormuz must reopen without conditions

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By Ceyda Caglayan Verified
| Zawya Verified
ISTANBUL - International Energy Agency head Fatih ​Birol on Thursday ⁠welcomed the interim agreement to end the Iran ‌war and called for the Strait of Hormuz to be reopened without ​conditions. Birol said several countries were reviewing their energy policies as it ​was clear ​that the waterway could potentially be shut again, given Iran had closed it during the war.
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Turkey's white goods sector shrinks in 2025, industry body warns of cautious 2026

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By Ceyda Caglayan Verified
| Zawya Verified
ISTANBUL - Turkey's white goods sector saw sales, exports and ‍production shrink ‍in 2025 as rising costs eroded ​competitiveness, the head of the country's main ⁠industry association said on Tuesday, warning that the outlook ⁠for 2026 remains cautious. Turkey ‌is the largest white goods producer in Europe and second only to ⁠China globally, with a 7% share of global production volume.
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