Syria, Republic of Crimea to enhance transport cooperation

Economy

Damascus, (ST) – The Minister of Transport, Eng. Zuhair Khazim discussed with the First Vice President of the Republic of Crimea, Gordin Sergey Nikolaevich and his accompanying delegation cooperation relations and aspects of their development in addition to following up on the steps reached in previous meetings and meetings and built on them.

The meeting in the Ministry’s building dealt with issues of joint cooperation in the field of maritime and air transport, ways to develop economic and commercial exchange relations and shipping through maritime transport lines.

The meeting also dealt with developing visions and perceptions of expanding the scope of cooperation to include the activities of the Chamber of Maritime Navigation and the private sector, in a way that develops partnerships and contributes to expanding the volume of exchange and the work of shipping lines in its various forms.

Raghda Sawas

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