Syria’s General Authority for Ports and Customs announced the closure of the Nasib border crossing with Jordan on October 27, 2026, suspending passenger and commercial traffic in both directions due to developments in Daraa.
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The first diesel shipment from Saudi Aramco has arrived at Syria’s Baniyas oil terminal, carrying approximately 63,784 metric tons following the processing of the country’s first documentary credit for petroleum imports in around 14 years.
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Syria’s General Establishment for Road Transport, in cooperation with Qatar’s Al Mohannadi Roads and Contracting Company, completed surveying works for the Al-Tanf–Al-Basiri road and the Al-Saba Biyar link over a total distance of 215 km.
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Syria’s General Establishment for Free Zones has signed eight investment contracts covering approximately 625,000 square meters in the Al-Tanf and Al-Yarubiyah free zones to support logistics, industry, trade, and transit activities.
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Syrian Railways has resumed transporting fuel oil from Baniyas Refinery to the Zara and Al-Radwaniya thermal power stations after a suspension of approximately 50 days.
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The maritime sector in Tartous has recorded more than 22,000 services since November 2025, including official documents, certificates, and transactions related to maritime activities and seafarers.
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Latakia Port recorded strong commercial and maritime activity through the end of September 2026, handling around 3.8 million tons of cargo and receiving 532 vessels of various types.
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Maritime transport remains a cornerstone of global trade in 2026, with MSC leading the world’s largest container shipping companies by fleet capacity, followed by Maersk, CMA CGM, COSCO Shipping, and Hapag-Lloyd.
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Syrian Post has resumed international parcel services through the Universal Postal Union network, strengthening shipping links between Syria and destinations worldwide.
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