Gasoline land shipments to Iraq commence
Syria and Iraq have begun implementing a land corridor for energy to transport Iraqi gasoline to Syria, as part of Baghdad's efforts to compensate for the halt of shipments through the Strait of Hormuz. The first shipment of gasoline, weighing approximately 32,800 tons, was delivered aboard the tanker "Avanti" to the Syrian Baniyas refinery. It was then transferred by trucks to the Iraqi border. The aim of this corridor is to secure fuel supplies for Iraq and diversify export routes, and shipping activities are ongoing with more shipments expected to arrive. Officials indicate that this route could potentially be used in the future to transport other petroleum products or crude oil under future agreements.
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