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The ongoing conflict between Iran and the United States has resulted in approximately $200 billion in damages to Gulf countries, with potential losses increasing fourfold by 2030, according to an Allianz Trade report. The report highlights that over 80 energy facilities have been impacted, particularly in Kuwait, Qatar, and Bahrain, with significant damage reported. The economic repercussions extend to tourism and real estate, which are expected to grow at a slower pace. The total cost of the war could reach $790 billion for Gulf nations, reflecting a cumulative economic production loss. To address these losses, Gulf states will need to increase national spending, shifting focus from mega-projects to resilience and security issues, leading to a potential rise in national debts.