The Dabusiye-Abdiyeh port between Syria and Lebanon was reopened on the 9th. The port was forced to close for nearly two years after being attacked by Israel on November 26, 2024 and the bridge was damaged. Gutaiba Badawi, director of the General Directorate of Ports and Customs of the Syrian Transitional Government, said that the reopening was the result of months of unremitting restoration work. According to the Lebanese State News Agency, Lebanese Minister of Public Works and Transport Fayez Rasamni said at the ribbon-cutting ceremony that 80 to 10,000 passengers and 150 to 200 cargo trucks are expected to pass through the port every day, which will help promote economic activity and reduce traffic pressure at other border crossings.
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The Dabusiye-Abdiyeh port between Syria and Lebanon was reopened on the 9th. The port was forced to close for nearly two years after being attacked by Israel on November 26, 2024 and the bridge was damaged. Gutaiba Badawi, director of the General Directorate of Ports and Customs of the Syrian Transitional Government, said that the reopening was the result of months of unremitting restoration work. According to the Lebanese State News Agency, Lebanese Minister of Public Works and Transport Fayez Rasamni said at the ribbon-cutting ceremony that 80 to 10,000 passengers and 150 to 200 cargo trucks are expected to pass through the port every day, which will help promote economic activity and reduce traffic pressure at other border crossings.
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