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Fuel shipments now moving to Iraq via land
The Syrian Petroleum Company has begun transporting gasoline shipments overland to Iraq via a new land route connecting the two countries. This move enhances cooperation in the oil sector and establishes a bilateral energy corridor. The shipments arriving in Syria, totaling over 32,800 tons of gasoline, were unloaded at the Baniyas refinery and then trucked to the Iraqi border under a contract with Qatari company U.C.C. Holding. This step comes after the halt of fuel shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, with Iraq aiming to use this route as an alternative when reverting to traditional maritime routes. There is also potential to expand its use to include other petroleum products or crude oil in the future.
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