Syria Begins Gasoline Transfers to Iraq

Syria has announced the start of gasoline transportation to Iraq via the Baniyas border crossing, under an agreement that will last three months and includes the transfer of approximately 200 tankers daily, after an initial phase of about 57 tankers per day. The Qatari company UCC is responsible for purchasing gasoline from international sources, while Syrian companies handle the transportation operations in exchange for transit fees. Loading yards have been prepared in Baniyas to accommodate the demand. The number of Iraqi tankers passing through Syria ranges between 1,000 and 1,200 per day. Damascus also aims to expand these operations to include other materials such as coal and sulfur. This step is part of efforts to strengthen economic relations and facilitate transit operations between the two countries.

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