Saudi Arabia signs MOUs for Syria transit

Saudi Minister of Transport and Logistics, Saleh Al-Jasser, and his Syrian counterpart, Yarub Badr, signed a memorandum of understanding to strengthen cooperation in the fields of transportation and logistics, particularly in railways and land transport. The agreement aims to build capacity, exchange expertise, and conduct studies to modernize Syrian roads and railways, with the goal of revitalizing transportation movement and commercial exchange through Syria. The talks also included improving ports and dry ports, facilitating the movement of trucks and goods, and increasing the number of transit trucks between Turkey, Syria, and Saudi Arabia from around 10 to 30 per month, with expectations to reach 100 trucks daily soon. It was also agreed to activate the Nassib-Jaber crossing, develop alternative routes such as the Tanf-AlUwad axis, update operational systems at the New Jordanian-Saudi border crossing, and implement plans for toll roads, link railway networks, and ease visa issuance for drivers. These initiatives aim to enhance regional trade and transportation movement between the two countries and the broader region.

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