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Jordan-Syria Ink 11 Pacts
Jordan and Syria discussed expanding political, economic and security cooperation during the third session of the Higher Coordination Council in Damascus on Monday, November 9, 2026, and signed 11 documents covering various sectors. Key outcomes included a memorandum on a rail link from Saudi Arabia through Jordan and Syria to Turkey; upgrading the Jaber–Nasib border crossing to operate around the clock; and rehabilitating the international highway at a cost of $47 million. Trade between the two countries reached $330 million, nearly tripling in a year. Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani denied that there was an agreement or plan to send Syrian forces to Yemen, explaining that military cooperation with Saudi Arabia focuses on building the capabilities of the Syrian army.
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