The Minister of Roads and Urban Development of the thirteenth government stated that the Hormuz Abyss has clearly revealed the hollowness of a hegemony. Bazarpash further analyzed the global energy situation and the role of the United States, saying: "America, with the illusion of energy dominance, is now forced to bring out the 'Defense Production Act' from the Korean War era for emergency government intervention in vital capacities."
Analysis of the Global Energy Situation
Bazarpash emphasized in his remarks that the United States seeks to maintain its dominance over global energy resources, but recent developments indicate the ineffectiveness of these policies. The Hormuz Abyss, which has become a crisis point in the region, shows that it is no longer possible to easily dominate energy resources. The Minister of Roads and Urban Development added: "This abyss reflects the structural weaknesses and the inability of the United States to manage energy crises."
Consequences of American Intervention
Bazarpash further pointed out that American interventions in the energy sector not only exacerbate crises but can also lead to instability in global markets and rising prices. This situation, especially for countries dependent on energy resources, can have serious consequences. He emphasized that it is time for independent countries, especially in the Middle East, to move towards energy self-sufficiency and reduce their dependence on foreign powers.
Finally, Bazarpash stated that the Hormuz Abyss is an exceptional opportunity for Gulf countries to establish a new energy order, expressing that this position should be utilized to change past approaches. He urged the countries in the region to seek solutions to strengthen their position in the global energy market through cooperation and solidarity.
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