Commercial Streets in The Middle East
Iran
- Tehran: Jordan, Mirdamad Boulevard, Valiasr north from Parkway
Mashhad: Sajjad Boulevard
- IsraelTel Aviv: Sheinkin Street
Lebanon
- Beirut: Rue Allenby (Beirut Souks), Rue Maarad (Beirut Souks), Rue Verdun, Rue Gouraud.
Kuwait
- Kuwait City: Qurtoba, Damascus street
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