Suez Canal
スエズ運河 Geopolitics ✓ Verified Citations Market Practitioner Term<Definition> The Suez Canal is an artificial waterway that crosses the Isthmus of Suez in Egypt from north to south, directly connecting the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea. It functions as one of the shortest maritime shipping routes linking Europe and the Mediterranean region with Asia and the Indian Ocean region, and serves as a key node in the international shipping network that connects the world's seaborne trade across different sea areas.[1][2]
日本語
＜定義＞ スエズ運河は、エジプトのスエズ地峡を南北に横断し、地中海と紅海を直接接続する人工水路である。欧州・地中海地域とアジア・インド洋地域を結ぶ最短の海上輸送経路の一つとして機能し、世界の海上貿易を異なる海域間で接続する国際海運ネットワークの重要な結節点となっている。[1][2]
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