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Syria and Italy Reopen Maritime Trade Route After Years of Sanctions
The port of Latakia witnessed a landmark event with the arrival of a large Italian cargo ship carrying cars, machinery, and heavy equipment. The docking marked the official resumption of the maritime trade route between Syria and Italy, a route that had been suspended for years under international sanctions imposed during the Assad regime. Officials […]
An Italian Grimaldi Lines cargo ship loaded with cars, machinery, and heavy equipment docked yesterday, Saturday, October 4, at the Syrian port of Latakia, reopening the sea route between Syria and Italy after more than seven years of suspension due to Western sanctions. SANA news agency reported this. Ali Adra, head of public relations for the port of Latakia, said the shipment "reflects growing confidence in Syrian ports and could boost trade …
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