Turkey sells one-fifth of its exports to customers in the Middle East, and its reliance on that market has tripled in the past decade. Now the civil war in Syria and strife in Egypt are putting that growth in jeopardy. Turkish trucks used to reach the Persian Gulf via Syria, but the civil war shut that route down. The solution was to ship trucks in specialized vessels nicknamed ro-ros (for roll on/roll off) to Egyptian ports. There the trucks dri...

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