New Railway Network Connecting Beirut to Gulf
The article discusses the railway connection plan between Lebanon and Syria, where Damascus is moving to strengthen the railway network to connect the Port of Tripoli with neighboring Syrian areas. The goal is to facilitate the transportation of heavy goods and large quantities, reduce costs over long distances, and enable the port to serve as a transit hub for Iraq, Jordan, and the Gulf countries. Technical meetings revealed an agreement to proceed with engineering and economic studies, focusing on rehabilitating the existing tracks and restoring the internal network within Syria. Cost estimates range from millions of dollars for both internal and external connectivity projects. This initiative aims to enhance regional transportation capabilities and achieve economic benefits by improving access to regional and international markets.
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