Syrian-Iraqi talks in the fields of transport and railways between the two countries

Economy & Aftermath

On January 10th, the Iraqi Minister of Transport Nasser Hussein Bandar Al-Shibli and the Syrian Ambassador to Iraq Satam Jadaan Al-Dandah discussed ways to improve cooperation in the fields of transport and railways between Syria and Iraq.

Al-Shibli and Al-Dandah discussed the issue of the railway connection between Syria and Iraq and cooperation in the field of transport between the two countries,” the Iraqi Ministry of Transport said in a statement.

 

 In turn, Ambassador Al-Dandah stated that the meeting yielded positive results for the benefit of the two countries, in that the railway link between Iraq and the cities of Lattakia and Tartous was discussed.

Ambassador Al-Dandah added that the two sides discussed the commercial transport movement, the return of Iraqi flights to Damascus and the

facilitation of the movement of Syrian trucks through the Iraqi ports.

O. al-Mohammad

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