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This week, Syrian authorities began delivering imported gasoline to Iraq via the Baniyas port, due to the disruption of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz caused by the war in the Middle East. The transportation process initially involves 57 tankers, with efforts underway to increase capacity to around 200 tankers daily through the Tanf crossing, aiming to secure energy supplies for Iraq amid regional navigation disruptions. This step is part of a three-month, renewable agreement and helps strengthen Syria's role as a transit route for the transfer of goods and energy between regional countries, in addition to supporting the Syrian economy, which has been striving since 2024 to rebuild after years of war.
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